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THE COLOR COMPUTER MONTHLY MAGAZINE

THE RAINBOW Text Searchable Index

THE RAINBOW was arguably the single most important periodical for owners of the Tandy
Color Computer. It was the magazine that everyone read and referenced, and it is the magazine that
nearly every serious CoCoNut has collected. Unfortunately, for a variety of reasons THE RAINBOW
has lacked a widely available index of its articles. This situation continues even though scans of THE
RAINBOW issues have begun to appear on relevant Internet sites.

Fortunately, THE RAINBOW itself made a habit of printing a thorough index on a yearly basis in its
July issue. This practice started in July of 1984 with a "catch-up" index that covered July 1981 through June
1984, and continued through July 1992. Each of those printed indexes is reproduced here. Unfortunately, the last
issue of THE RAINBOW in May 1993 did not include a final index. Consequently, the Table of Contents from
each of the last ten issues is reproduced at the end of this document.

This document was compiled with a motivation not only to improve access to the knowledge contained
within those old magazines, but also to preserve the spirit of THE RAINBOW and of that early period of
computing history of which it was part. May this index provide a guide to rediscovery!

This text searchable index is useful but far from perfect and is incomplete.

Scans for July 1992 to May 1993 are inadequate for OCR which is inherently imperfect.

TNDFY

THREE YEARS

OF
RAINBOW

An Index to the Articles,

Reviews and Authors

Appearing in THE RAINBOW from

July 1981 through June 1984

Compiled and Edited

by

Leslie A. Foster

© 1984 Falsoft Inc.

July 1984 THE RAINBOW Index 1

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATIONS

DRAGON COMPUTER

Downard, Dan. "Getting started with machine lan-
guage." (1984, January) 56

Eichstaedt, Pete. "EDTASM minus?" (1984, March)
32

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: A look
at editor/assemblers." (1983, February) 194

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Assem-
bly language makes good graphics easy." (1982,
October) 92

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Beyond
the 'Vaders.'" (1983, March) 218

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Down to
business with this ML graphics game." (1982, No-
vember) 90

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Let's
blast those 'vaders.'" (1982, December) 106

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Let's
soak up some assembly." (1982, July) 38

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Ques-
tions - Questions and some answers for every-
one." (1982, September) 73

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Write an
ML program to handle BASIC chores." (1983,
April) 98

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: prob-
lems?" (1984, February) 281

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: those
'strange-looking' listings." (1984, January) 222

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner." (1982,
April) 4

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner." (1982,
May) 47

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner." (1982,
June) 6

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner." (1982,
August) 22

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Hardcopy revisited: posi-
tion independence and a minor debugging."
(1984, March) 123

Roslund, Charles J. "A mini-monitor for machine
language use." (1982, October) 38

Roslund, Charles J. "ROM calls the easy way."
(1983, July) 18

Schrag, Roger. "An FCC fix for EDTASM." (1984,
March; 156

Schrag, Roger. "Patching EDTASM to run on Disk."
(1982, December) 29

Schrag, Roger. "Patching the patch: EDTASM to
disk revealed." (1983, April) 194

Schrag, Roger. "Superpatch for EDTASM." (1983,
September) 66

White, Richard A. "Marrying machine language to
Basic." (1984, May) 31

BUSINESS

Carson, Edward R. "The financial analyst." (1984,
March) 50

Dettman, Harvey. "Markup and profit: two for the
money." (1984, March) 20

Ericson, Robert W "Building Spectaculator shells."
(1983, April) 74

Garrett, Ron. "Set up for accounts receivable."
(1982, October) 118

Garrett, Ron. "Want some money? Send out a state-
ment." (1982, November) 98

Hill, Eddie. "Costcalc: The Manufacturer's cost
accountant." (1984, March) 98

Knight, Glenn B. "Power of attorney." (1983, March)
56

Mitchell, Dennis E. "Business software and the
Color Computer." (1984, March) 28

Nelson, Tom. "Starting your own computer busi-
ness." (1984, March) 212

Peppenhorst, Stan. "Make authoritative decisions
with this situational model." (1983, February) 132

Posner, Judd. "A small business accounting sys-
tem." (1982, November) 108

Sherrill, Sam. "The feasibility of Color Computer-
based survey research." (1984, April) 20

Weide, Dennis H. "Turn your computer into a cash
register." (1983, August) 138

"The bulletin boards." (1983, November) 325
Davenport, Alan. "Master messenger." (1983,

November) 42
Downard, Dan. "Smartsforadumbterminal."(1983,

March) 160
Dudgeon, Jim: and Dudgeon, Michael. "Videotex to

disk." (1982, February) 1-\
Hardy, Harry. "Data communications and your Color

Computer." (1983, April) 78
Hardy, Harry. "Data communications and your Color

Computer." (1983, June) 240
Hardy, Harry. "An introduction to synchronous data

transmission." (1983, November) 173
Lester, Lane P. "Supreme Sysop and magnificent

modem monster." (1983, November) 20
Manning, Ric. "Teach CoCo to dial up some fun."

(1983, November) 122
Mir, Jorge. "An automatic phone dialer for Radio

Shack's Modem II." (1983, November) 53
Mir, Jorge. "Downloading from Videotex." (1987,

November) 9
Rosen, Bob. "Communicating with your Color

Computer." (1983, November) 192
Trevor, Alexander B. "The other end of the phone."

(1983, November) 288
White, Richard A. "Developing a program." (1983,

June;174
White, Richard A. "Wrapping up our communica-
tions word processor." (1983, July) 163

DISK

Charney, Mark. "Track down errors with this disk

fixer." (1984, March) 196
Davidson, Kevin. "The demystification of ML on

disk." (1983, December) 180
Delperdang, Ralph. "Lazy man's disk directory."

(1983, December) 216
Derringer, Dennis. "A change of address." (1984,

May) 38
DiStefano, Tony. "Build a T adapter for your disk

controller." (1983, July) 176
"Disc savem." (1987, December) 1
"Disk file conversions." (1982, January) 8
Falk, Lawrence C. "A tale of two discs." (1987,

December) 3
Hardy, Harry. "Hide that disk directory." (1983,

October) 46
Hefter, Martin. "Living with one disk." (1983, April)

174
Hefter, Melvin. "Getting more from the disk direc-
tory." (1983, July) 152
Hoffman, Paul S. "Converting Micropaintertodisk."

(1984, March) 132
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: dab-
bling with disk." (1983, October) 190
"Machine language and your disk drive." (1982,

January) 16
Mir, Jorge. "Make an index for your disc." (1982,

February) 23
Mir, Jorge. "Poking memory with a disc." (1982,

March) 29
Plog, Michael." Hard copy your diskette listings with

style." (1983, March) 126
Roslund, Charles J. "Disk directory printout." (1982,

March) 31
Rutledge, E. P. "Disk file helps you keep track of

everything." (1982, July) 30
Schrag, Roger. "Disk operator reveals powerful new

routines." (1983, July) 71
Schrag, Roger. "The limousine utility: a tape to disk

transfer vehicle." (1984, January) 48
Schrag, Roger. "A more powerful disk backup util-
ity." (1983, December; 28
Selig, Paul. "Keeping track with quick find." (1983,

December) 162
Selig, Paul. "Three disk utilities give you filing help."

(1982, December) 110
"Speed up your disk." (1982, June) 66
Stephens, Matt. "Disksort." (1983, December) 64
Szlucha, David ; and Szlucha, Thomas. "A better

method for washing your disks." (1983, No-
vember) 308
Szlucha, Thomas F. "How to 'zonk proof your disk

directories." (1983, JuneJ 84

'Tandy disc system is now available." (1987,

November) 1
"Tandy disc-o." (1981, August) 5

Liddil, Bob. "Joe journalist interviews a Dragon."
(1983, December) 31 2

Rosen, Bob. "The Dragon is coming!" (1983, Sep-
tember) 113

Scerbo, Fred B. "Enter the Dragon." (1983,
December) 153

EDUCATION

Bardus, Sharon. "The young, the old and Color
Logo." (1983, October) 210

Bell, Bruce K. "This quiz could be solution to early
math problems." (1983, September) 152

Benoit, Gary. "Elements." (1983, September) 34

Betts, R. Bartley. "Work on your grammar." (1983,
February) 48

Blyn, Steve. "Avoiding the avalanche with teacher's
aid." (1983, December) 294

Blyn, Steve. "But, what did I get wrong?" (1983,
March; 152

Blyn, Steve. "Can it recite the 'pledge of alle-
giance?'" (1983, November) 314

Blyn, Steve. "Design programs to help children
learn." (1982, July) 18

Blyn, Steve. "Exercise your strings with this vowel
checker." (1983, April) 96

Blyn, Steve. "Finding areas and perimeters in hi-
res." (1984, April) 43

Blyn, Steve. "Good reinforcement means you can't
frown at me." (1982, August) 41

Blyn, Steve. "Guess the missing number." (1984,
June;i21

Blyn, Steve. "Killing flies with the friendly tool."
(1984, March) 121

Blyn, Steve. "Learning to create forms of sub-
stance." (1983, July) 130

Blyn, Steve. "Let your computer assist in concept
development." (1983, August; 152

Blyn, Steve. "Make the difficulty level variable."
(1982, September) 35

Blyn, Steve. "Making a bar graph of your child's test
scores." (1983, June) 28

Blyn, Steve. "One graphics screen is worth a thou-
sand alphanumeric characters." (1984, February)
60

Blyn, Steve. "A personalized certificate can reward
young computerists." (1983, October) 106

Blyn, Steve. "Programming a computer illiterate
school." (1983, September) 50

Blyn, Steve. "Proper grammar important in educa-
tional programs." (1982, October) 26

Blyn, Steve. "Random often needs a helping hand."
(1983, February) 14

Blyn, Steve. "Reviving a nearly lost art with 'little
letter writer."' (1984, January) 87

Blyn, Steve. "Sustain children's interest by expand-
ing relevance." (1982, December) 56

Blyn, Steve. "Swinging with baseball interest can aid
educators." (1984, May) 190

Blyn, Steve." 'Userfriendly' requires friendly users."
(1983, January) 92

Crooks, Robert L. "A common denominatorfor math
study and ease." (1983, February) 102

Davis, Susan P. "Fonehome-E.T. could have used
this one." (1982, November) 82

Dersheimer, Richard. "Here's the answer but what
was the question?" (1984, January) 98

Faessler, Chuck. "Pop quiz: Name the 50 capitals."
(1983, April) 34

Garrett, Norman. "Random lab scheduler: utility for
frustrated teachers." (1983, September) 18

German, J. D. "Put your keyboard on the screen."
(1984, March) 128

Gray, Thomas. "Fast, fun and educational — that's
speedmath." (1983, December) 124

Gray, Thomas. "Measuring your inches: not just a
fraction of knowledge." (1983, September) 122

Hooper, David. "An educational U.S." (1982, March)
39

Hooper, David. "Mathpal will teach youngsters."
(1983, January) 111

Kheriaty, Larry. "Logo, Pilot and computer literacy."
(1983, September) 160

Kimmeiman, Paul. "CoCo and the educational ad-
ministrator." (1982, November) 105

THE RAINBOW Index

July 1984

Kimmelman, Paul. "Education and the Color Com-
puter." (1983, April) 224

Kimmelman, Paul. "Education and the Color Com-
puter." (1983, June) 232

Kimmelman, Paul. "Furniture for the classroom

computer." (1983, March) 24
Kimmelman, Paul ; and Macali, David. "CoCo as an

educational bargain." (1983, February) 124
Kimmelman, Paul; and Macali, David. "Establishing

a CoCo educational network." (1983, Januaryf\54

Kimmelman, Paul; and Macali, David. "Software in

the classroom." (1982, December) 146
Konecky, Larry. "Let Bibliography file help with that

term paper!" (1983, September) 252
Kretschmer, J. C. "Estimating reading difficulty

sentence-by-sentence." (1983, June) 148
Lester, Lane P. "An electronic gradebook." (1982,

September) 8
Lester, Lane P. "Illustrating lectures with graphics."

(1983, January) 136
Luetke, Paul N. "Grade averaging could be handy

teacher's aid." (1983, September) 228
Mir, Jorge. "TESTEM will help you prepare for final

exams." (1982, May) 17
Myers, Paul Wesley. "Four for fun. (1984, January)

210
Peppenhorst, Stan. "Statistics in the classroom:
mean and standard deviation." C7983, October)
144
Pesha, Ronald. "Spelling practice." (1983, March)

198
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

July) 285
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

August) 189
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

September) 268
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

October; 215
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

November) 300
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

December) 143
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

January) 302
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

February) 300
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

March) 206
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

April) 202
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

May; 185
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

June)123
Plaxton, John. "Script provides remedial help in

reading and spelling." (1983, December) 194
Plog, Michael. "Changes in the micro revolution."

(1983, November; 115
Plog, Michael. "Computer consortia consolida-
tions." (1984, March; 185
Plog, Michael. "Computers in education: projecting

the future through research." (1984, June) 51
Plog, Michael "Education outside the school."

(1984, April) 129
Plog, Michael. "Examining some educational uses of

the Color Computer." (1983, August) 194
Plog, Michael. "Microcomputers: bigger isn't always

better." (1984, February) 62
Plog, Michael. "Networking for better software eva-
luation." (1983, September) 84
Plog, Michael. "Of what value are traditional skills in

a rapidly changing culture?" (1984, January) 68
Plog, Michael. "Out of diversity, an evolving curricu-
lum." (1984, May) 52
Plog, Michael. "Putting a little history in yourfuture."

(1983, December) 166
Plog, Michael. "What is computer literacy?" (1983,

October) 66
Pyne, Jeff. "Measure for measure." (1983, Sep-
tember) 226
Rumbant, C. A. "A graphic look at basic trigonome-
try." (1983, January) 175
Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "A joyful family

experience." (1984, February) 132
Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Mining Rainbow

gold." (1984, March) 61
Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Play together, stay
together." (1984, June) 198

Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Through ancient

caves we wended." (1984, April) 162
Saito, Fran; and Albrecht, Bob. "Watching important

program evaluators — the children." (1 984, May) 60
Scerbo, Fred B. "The screen quizzer." (1984, April)

52
Tchudi, Stephen C. "Using the Color Computer to

develop composition topics." (1983, September)

139
"Teacher's helper, student's friend." (1987, Sep-
tember) 4
Wells, Geoff. "A new way to make words is here."

(1982, September) 95

GAMES

"Adventure report." (1982, December) 61

Albrecht, Bob. "The carefully contrived superhero."
(1983, October) 170

Albrecht, Bob. "Creating characters for fun and ad-
venture." (1983, February) 26

Albrecht, Bob. "Design your own champion." (1983,
November) 1 40

Albrecht, Bob. "Roll those bones (and other charac-
teristics)." (1983, March) 12

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Aloysious
and the seven characteristics." (1984, March) 138

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Creating
random name files." (1984, May) 113

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Expanding
your character file programs." (1983, July) 248

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "For these
three friends the outcome's a bit dicey." (1982,
December) 168

Albrecht, Bob; and Firedrake, George. "Fromtetra-
to icosahedron, let the good times roll." (1983,
August) 74

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Inputting
your role playing characters." (1984, February)
292

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Let's ven-
ture into the world of let's pretend." (1982, Sep-
tember) 38

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "The myste-
rious and unpredictable RND." (1982, November)
37

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "The myste-
rious and unpredictable RND." (1984, April) 115

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "RND com-
mand is one secret to good games." (1982,
October) 46

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Who is this
one called CVCVC?" (1983, June) 234

"Are you psychotic, psychic." (1 987, September) 9

"Aye, aye, aye — my sky eye." (1982, March) 4

Bain, Scott L. "An a-mazing game for your fun."
(1 982, April) 7

"Battle the alpine aliens." (1982, August) 34

Becker, Rob. "First Saturday in May." (1983, April) 28

Beistel, Phillip. "Doin' the hi-res shuffle." (1983.
July) 196

Bennett, Joseph E.; and Laidlaw, C. E. "Parachute or
free fall?" (1982, December) 76

Bodiroga, George. "A day at the races." (1 984, April)
82

Carter, Gary L "Basketball." (1984, February) 161

Clark, Gregory. "The amazing adventures of Kar-
rak." (1984, February) 91

Clark, Gregory. "Sir Randolf of the Moors." (1983,
January) 26

Clark, Gregory. "Twenty odd-ball screen routines."
(1984, January) 202

Clift, Simon. "What is your compatibility rating?"
(1984, February) 292

Craig, Jeff. "The crown of Merro." (1984, February)
27

Curtis, H. Allen. "A challenging word game." (1984,
June;i38

Delbourgo, Robert. "A challenge for psychics and
sleuths." (1983, August) 20

Delbourgo, T. ; and Delbourgo, R. "Consequences
from downunder." (1983, March) 110

Drouillard, Dan. "Craps. ..as it's played at the CoCo
casino." (1984, April) 67

Ebbert, Jim. "Can you protect Starbase Alpha?"
(1982, November; 101

Firedrake, George ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Let's try
fantasy role playing games." (1983, April) 226

"For its — Gin, Gin, Gin." (1987, October) 9

Forsha, Jerry D. "We want our Q-nerd." (1984, May;
175

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Homing in on a guided missile
system." (1983, March) 154

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Let's go sailing." (1982,
October) 76

Fraysse, John W., Jr. "Marathon madness." (1983,
October) 18

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Rainbow roach." (1983, June)
38

Furman, Barry R. "The home slot machine." (1984,
April) 131

Furman, Barry R. "Hi, there! I'm your friendly acey
deucey dealer." (1984, January) 26

"Get ready to do battle near laser star." (1987, Sep-
tember) 1

"Get that gobbler!" (1982, January) 10

Goldberg, Morton. "Marquee de fin." (1983, Febru-
ary) 204

Griffin, Jim. "Space shutter." (1983, October) 68

Hadley, Joe. "Simply load and. ..Bingo! Instant fun."
(1984, April) 89

Hall, Kenneth. "Place your bet!" (1984, April) 195

Hall, Mike. "Racing the clock with trailin' trail."
(1983, August) 35

Hasenstaub, Theodore P. "Get cracking." (1 983, Au-
gust) 290

"Helicopter battleground for you." (1 987, October) 8

Hine, Al. "Race the track." (1982, September) 60

Hooper, David. "Here come the vipers." (1987,
December) 5

Hryzak, Wolfgang. "International ping-pong." (1 982,
September) 41

Husak, Charles. "The little runner." (1984, March)
170

Jaworski, John J. "A dungeon master's character
sheet." (1984, March) 190

"Julie's song — " (1982, April) 36

Kelley, Robert. "Towers of Hanoi." (1982, November)
42

Keyes, Michael J. "Cheat at adventure." (1983, Feb-
ruary; 99

Kincade, Steve. "Try your hand at blackjack." (1984,
April) 97

Knolhoff, Mike. "The CoCo open." (1984, February)
68

Kohn, Joseph. "A colorful game of draw: That's col-
or poker." (1983, April) 162

Kohn, Joseph. "Try your hand at color blackjack."
(1983, October; 134

Kolar, Joseph. "Answer the Question 'what happens
if...' " (1983, June) 255

L'Hommedieu, Douglas C. "Hang 'em up." (1983,
February) 40

Laake, Josef A. "The laserworm and the firefly."
(1983, November) 220

Lai, Stephen. "Boggle clone demands concentra-
tion. "(1983, September)60

Lai, Stephen. "Puzzle sticks and picture maker."
(1984, January) 184

Liddil, Bob. "Adventuring with style." (1984, Febru-
ary) 205

Liddil, Bob. "Four books from dragonland." (1984,
Marc/?; 143

Liddil, Bob. "Keys to creating winning adventures."
(1984, February) 52

"Make your kids like the quiz kids." (1987, Sep-
tember) 14

Matice, Norman. "Gone fishing." (1984, January)
158

Mir, Jorge. "Advmaker makes adventures." (1982,
August) 47

Mir, Jorge. "Let's go on a simple Rainbow adven-
ture." (1982, July) 9

Montes, Martin S. "Losing this action 'Pac-ed' game
is a real 'pill.'" (1984, January) 70

Montes, Martin S. "Supply water to thirsty urbanites
with PIPELINE." (1983, June) 258

Nannen, Jason. "A most dangerous mission." (1984,
February) 64

Nolan, Bill. "A complete character generator." (1984,
February) 178

Nolan, Bill. "And now, Igor, the envelope, please."
(1984, March) 125

Nolan, Bill. "The benefits of role playing are no fan-
tasy." (1984, January) 34

Nolan, Bill. "Blow by blow account of an emerging
combat system." (1983, September) 192

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Nolan, Bill. "Computer supported combat is no fan-
tasy." (1983, November) 168
Nolan, Bill. "Continuing your character record file."

(1983, February) 179
Nolan, Bill. "Create a characterfile program." (1983,

January) 15
Nolan, Bill. "Create characterfileswith this 'finished'

program." (1983, March) 202
Nolan, Bill. "A database manager for dragons."

(1984, May) 142
Nolan, Bill. "Demons in the dungeon? Let's see them

bite." (1982, September) 22
Nolan, Bill. "Details of a magic system (and a mons-
ter contest)." (1983, December) 228
Nolan, Bill. "Development of a new fantasy game."

(1983, October) 152
Nolan, Bill. "Dragons are nice folks, too — almost

all 1440 of them!" (1982, August) 62
Nolan, Bill. "Fantasy games." (1982, July) 27
Nolan, Bill. "Here some new FRP routines." (1982,

May) 23
Nolan, Bill. "Keeping the loathsome in line (better

monster management)." (1983, April) 170
Nolan, Bill. "Make monstersfrom silicon — and use

them here." (1982, October) 106
Nolan, Bill. "Now a whole bag of dice." (1 982, June)

38
Nolan, Bill. "Pressed for time? Paint a dragon!"

(1982, December) 50
Nolan, Bill. "Programming the combat system."

(1983, August) 170
Nolan, Bill. "Ready for combat? Draw your cross-
bow." (1983, July) 178
Nolan, Bill. "Slay your turkey with these 'duel' pro-
grams." (1982, November) 67
Nolan, Bill. "Using DATA lines to cache your crea-
tures." (1983, June)\2A
O'Donnell, Timothy. "Search for words — any

words." (1982, December) 130
Ostrer, Ken. "Treasures of the Enrakian Empire."

(1983, August) 122
Phillips, Daniel W. "Dots: A change of pace from

outer space." (1983, July) 83
Pollock, Ward. "The high adventure of para-jumper."

(1983, December) 176
Popovich, Michael. "The memory game." (1984,

January) 116
Popovich, Michael. "The fun connection." (1984,

June)\ 56
Poppe, T. Robert. "Stunt pilot." (1984, March) 67
Portela, Henry. "How is how." (1983, November) 204
Preble, Lawrence D. "Stay alive at Outpost Five."

(1983, February) 34
Reed, Jim. "Having an adventure with adventure."

(1983, January) 20
Reed, Jim. "Once again with adventure." (1983, Feb-
ruary) 200
Reid, Chris. "CoCo Crypto — a three-star puzzler."

(1983, June) 132
Remini, Susan. "Missile barrage." (1983, August)

218
Ricketts, Gregory. "Dungeon adventure." (1983,

January) 50
Ritchie, Gary. "No treads on me, please!" (1984,

January) 173
Robbins, Joel. "Talk about your chopped down

Ford." (1983, August) 50
Scerbo, Fred. "A 3-D type game to try." (1982, No-
vember) 8
Scerbo, Fred ; Doppert, Robert; and Haggerty, Dale.

"Swamp Wars can win your croix de lillypad."

(1982, June) 49
Scerbo, Fred B. "Snail invaders." (1982, February)

17
Scerbo, Fred B. "Snail's revenge." (1983, July) 138
Schechter, Gerry. "Roulette: going 'round with lady

luck." (1984, April) 25
Schimdt, Jim. "Memory: Brain strain with schmaltz."

(1983, July) 202
Schneider, Harold. "Spinning fortune's wheel."

(1984, April) 138
Shelf, Carl. "Sub at 30 fathoms." (1983, March) 144
Shorter, Ted. "Ice lander can be a slick run." (1982,

June) 25
"Shuffle off to cards — of course." (1 982, January) 2
Smith, Randall. "Whatzit? Its a scrambled word

game." (1983, July) 124
Snyder, Stephanie ; and Snyder, Bill. "A Hanukkah

gift for you." (1983, December) 212
Stewart, David A. "Can you deactivate the bomb?"

(1983, March) 136

Sweat, David. "Get into the Hobbit of playing."
(1983, January) 122

Tapanila, Glen R. "Let's get trivial." (1983, De-
cember) 89

"There is no escape from this space debris." (1982,
July) 42

Thorsvik, Doug. "Case of the overblown heist."
(1984, May) 195

Tilenius, Eric W. "Creating the graphic adventure."
(1984, March) 34

Tilenius, Eric W "Creating the well-blended adven-
ture." (1984, February) 34

Tilenius, Eric W "The icing on the cake." (1984,
April) 34

Urban, John L. "Creating fantasy game characters
with strength and wisdom." (1982, January) 6

Urban, John L. "Generating a FRP character." (1982,
February) 18

Urban, John L. "Making CoCo help as an FRP refe-
ree." (1982, March) 32

Urban, John L. "Random dice methods compared
and illustrated." (1982, May) 44

Urban, John L. "Random numbers make easy fun."
(1987, December) 6

Walrath, Del. "Let's learn how to do a number pick-
ing game." (1982, September) 15

"Watch out for the wild, wild web." (1 982, April) 37

Wells, Geoff. "And now — haunted house adven-
ture." (1983, February) 64

Wells, Geoff. "Go adventuring with GAPAD." (1982,
December) 98

Wells, Geoff. "Go adventuring with GAPAD. "(1983,
January) 18

Wells, Geoff. "Handy math drill." (1982, September)
82

Wells, Geoff. "Once more we'll go rowing." (1982,
November) 33

White, Richard A. "Give us more vipers!" (1982, Feb-
ruary) 26

Wick, Gary. "Who wrote the Rainbow's first trivia
game?" (1983, June) 16

"Zelda and her days." (1987, December) 2

GENERAL

"About the Rainbow seal." (1982, August) 33
Albrecht, Bob. "A beginner's guide to cassette files."

(1984, January) M0
"Basketball statskeeper will have them bouncing

along." (1987, November) 3
Bauter, Curtis J. "CoCo cabinet." (1983, April) 36
Becker, Barry E. "End those sticky relay blues."

(1983, August) 81
Bennett, Joseph E. "Build a desk for your CoCo."

(1982, March) 16
Bennett, Joseph E. "Chart your flow — and watch

'em go." (1982, February) 14
"Celebrating our 2nd 'record' year." (1983, July) 146
Davis, Gary A. ; and Davis, Susan. "Try this helpful

number-base conversion quiz." (1984, January)

140
Davis, Susan P. "CoCo widows." (1984, May) 119
Davis, Susan P. "The computing female." (1984,

June)-\ 74
Davis, Susan P. "Women and the Color Computer."

(1984, April) 215
Delbourgo, R. T. "Who goes on Random Walks."

(1983, January) 130
DiStef ano, Tony. "A hardware hacker cleans house."

(1983, October) 130
DiStefano, Tony. "How to reduce that RFI on your

monitor." (1983, April) 146
DiStefano, Tony. "Memories of the PROM." (1983,

June) 72
DiStefano, Tony. "Trouble shooter makes the pro-
gram pak connection." (1984, February) 330
Dollberg, Donald D. "What are those device

numbers for?" (1984, January) 163
Downard, Dan. "The new 64K CoCo." (1983, Sep-
tember) 236
Fernold, John. "How healthy are you?" (1982, No-
vember) 124
Foster, Leslie A. "Two years of Rainbow." (1983,

July) 290
Hasenstaub, Theodore P. "Build a light pen." (1983,

April) 90
Hogg, Frank. "For the CPU of choice: go CoCo."

(1984, February) 332

"How pretty it is to print pretty." (1982, February) 21

Hyre, Leonard. "Let CoCo Type help you tighten up
that typing." (1984, January) 106

James, Brian. "80C report from West Coast Compu-
ter Faire." (1982, May) 20

Kolar, Joseph. "Create your own tutorial." (1983,
October) 182

Kolar, Joseph. "Creating a test for the computer
widow." (1984, June) 58

Kolar, Joseph. "Debugging can be fun." (1983, De-
cember) 138

Kolar, Joseph. "Home grown hints and evil eye."
(1983, November) 306

Kolar, Joseph. "Learning through program dissec-
tion." (1983, July) 148

Kolar, Joseph. "Let's clean up that text screen."
(1983, September) 278

Kolar, Joseph. "Let's share some of your useful
hints." (1983, April) 200

Kolar, Joseph. "Lets take 'Basic' training." (1982,
December) 37

Kolar, Joseph. "More organization: create a tape reg-
ister." (1983, March) 132

Kolar, Joseph. "Program appending for fun and
profit." (1984, April) 182

Kolar, Joseph. "Taking Basic training." (1983, Janu-
ary) 10

Kolar, Joseph. "This one's a piece of cake." (1984,
May) 116

Kolar, Joseph. "Tidying up your text." (1983, Au-
gust) 116

Kolar, Joseph. "What a difference some A's make."
(1984, March) 149

Krebs, Ron. "De-mystifying the PclearO." (1983,
September) 112

Kurowsky, Suzanne. "CoCo clubs." (1983, August)
302

Lengyel, David. "Half life of nuclear decay." (1983,
March) 34

Liddil, Bob. "The magic software machine." (1984,
January) 218

Macali, David. "Peripherals for the Color Computer
'joystick dilemma.'" (1983, June) 196

Mickle, Dan. "Predicting fallout." (1983, March) 40

Morgan, Alan J. "How much memory?" (1 982, Janu-
ary) 19

Nelson, Tom. "Contract basics for the computer
user." (1983, August) 226

Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 1."
(1983, September) 28

Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 2."
(1983, October) 292

Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 3."
(1983, November) 212

Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 4."
(1983, December) 220

Nelson, Tom. "Got a program? Get a market!" (1983,
Junejl 64

Nelson, Tom. "Legal discussion on the Color Com-
puter." (1983, April) 56

Nelson, Tom. "The right to know: it's also an obliga-
tion." (1984, January) 166

Nelson, Tom. "The secrets of successful software
submissions." (1983, July) 36

Nelson, Tom. "Starting your own computer
business — the first step." (1984, April) 156

Nielsen, Linda. "Understanding probability will im-
prove your odds." (1983, July) 226

Nolan, Bill. "In pursuit of Captain 'Hook.' A report on
the piracy seminar at Rainbowfest-Long Beach."
(1984, May) 29

"Pipeline (tw6 new Color Computers)." (1983, Sep-
tember) 174

"Rainbow seal to help consumers." (1982, June) 28

Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1983, July) 122

Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1984, January)

18
Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1984, May) 26
Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1984, June) 26
Reed, Jim. "The Tandy home computers tour."

(1984, January) 22
Reilly, Mike. "If it's not the 'F board, how about the

'285?'" (1983, June) 160
Rosen, Bob. "Inside TDP." (1983, February) 154
Rothermal, Bruce. "Dump to camera: Photograph-
ing your monitor." (1983, April) 88
Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map."

(1983, August) 254
Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map."
(1983, September) 273

THE RAINBOW Index July 1984

Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map."
(1983, December) 322

Scerbo, Fred B." A CoCo triple header." (1984, June)
90

Schmidt, Jim. "Everything you wanted to know
about hex." (1983, April) 178

Schrag, Roger. "Machine language cassette I/O."
(1983, October) 84

Searby, Paul. "Design and development of applica-
tion software part 2." (1984, April) 298

Searby, Paul. "Design and development of applica-
tion software." (1984, February) 310

Searby, Paul. "Random BASIC'S.. .design and devel-
opment of application software part 3." (1984,
June)282

Searby, Sue. "Tecky yes." (1982, November) 62

"Software theft." (1981, September) 2

"A special look at a new PoCo CoCo." (1983, July)
164

Speer, Mike. "A cat's heartbeat." (1982, November)
32

Tyson, Robert K. "Eight steps to writing solid soft-
ware documentation." (1984, February) 130

Waclo, John. "Here is how to pick NFL winners this
season." (1982, August) 54

Waclo, John. "Pick the winners in the NFL." (1982,
July) 50

Waclo, John. "80C picks the National Football
League." (1982, June) 12

White, Richard A. "Bits and bytes of Basic." (1983,
January) 12

White, Richard A. "C— language of the 80's." (1983,
November) 186

White, Richard A. "Controlling printer and disk: rid-
ing two horses." (1984, June) 38

White, Richard A. "How to form 80C user's groups."
(1982, May) 27

White, Richard A. "If 'program control' then fine else
gosub confusion." (1983, September) 130

White, Richard A. "Memory saving techniques for
handling data." (1984, March) 111

White, Richard A. "A mixed bag of Basic." (1983,
August) 30

White, Richard A. "On using Print Using." (1983,
October) 220

White, Richard A. "Stringing along with string varia-
bles and functions." (1983, November) 198

White, Richard A. "Understanding cassette and disk
file operations." (1983, December) 112

White, Richard A. "Welcome to Basic." (1984, Janu-
ary) 215

White, Richard A. "Well-defined variables produce
clarity, conservation." (1983, February) 88

White, Richard A. "What's bothering you about
Basic?" (1984, February) 150

Wilson, M. P. "An index to The Rainbow?" (1983,
January) 126

GRAPHICS

Bain, Scott L. "Here's a 120 frame 'graphics pad' for
easy animation." (1983, July) 53

Barringer, James. "Dog-gone program." (1 982, Sep-
tember) 78

Bennett, Joseph E. "Get and Put: High-res move-
ment." (1987, November) 10

Clements, Dave. "Pie graph supreme." (1984, Janu-
ary) 189

Curtis, H. Allen. "Getting more from Pmode 4."
(1982, June) 42

Curtis, H. Allen. "Shades of PMODEs 1 and 2 gives
you even more colors." (1982, November) 78

Cutter, Norm. "The simplicity of sinelines." (1983,
October) 80

Dana, John W "Moving graphics." (1982, December)
85

Dana, John W "Son of graphic traffic." (1983,
March) 164

Dawson, David. "Glommer: true graphics for 4K."
(1983, October) 122

Delbourgo, D.; Delbourgo, R.; and Latner, Norman.
"Two illusions." (two articles) (1983, March) 28

Delbourgo, Dan ; and Delbourgo, Robert. "Picture
your face." (1983, October) 306

Delbourgo, R. T.; and Delbourgo, D. "More moire —
from downunder." (1982, November) 23

Delbourgo, Robert. "Fascinating fractals: Geometry
of nature." (1983, July) 28

Delbourgo, Robert. "3-D graph plotting of multiple
variables." (1983, June) 116

Delbourgo, Robert ; and Ferguson, Brian. "Tumble

'brella."(1983, October) 204
Dersheimer, Richard. "The eyes have it." (1982, No-
vember) 142
Dersheimer, Richard. "Redchase." (1983, No-
vember) 158
Dollberg, Donald D. "Visual aids by CoCo." (1984,

June)53
Endres, M. H. "Printing characters on the graphic

screen." (1982, May) 8
Fauske, Wes. "A moveable feast for the CoCo."

(1983, August) 28
Ford, James H., Jr. "Animation using the X-pad for

graphics production." (1983, December) 74
Foulke, Robert. "Random graphic fun." (1987, De-
cember) 8
Fountain, J. Paul. "Pmode4 graphics dump." (1 983,

October) 298
Franksen, Aaron. "Low resolution drawing." (7903,

March) 166
Germann, Karl. "This routine draws circles around

the rest, randomly." (1983, March) 191
Gray, Thomas. "Make this handy reusable graphics

grid." (1983, April) 73
Hall, Chris. "Really combine graphics and text."

(1982, November) 26
Hall, Jim. "Graphics special: the '178' poke." (1983,

October) 102
Hall, Mike. "Four for the show." (1983, October) 77
Himowitz, Michael J. "How to be a printer artist in

one easy lesson." (1983, November) 126
Hoffman, Paul S. "Launch your next trip from X-

pad." (1983, November) 292
Inman, Don. "Achieving motion with GETand PUT."

(1983, January) 106
Inman, Don. "The beginning game." (1984, April)

210
Inman, Don. "Direct graphic design." (1983, Oc-
tober) 108
Inman, Don. "Dividing the pie — colorfully." (1984,

March) 199
Inman, Don. "Happy graphic holidays." (1983, De-
cember) 188
Inman, Don. "High resolution graphics techniques

are explained." (1982, December) 41
Inman, Don. "Let's get serious shifting axes in quads

I and IV." (1983, June) 90
Inman, Don. "Looking at Logo from Basic." (1984,

May) 125
Inman, Don. "A menu is helpful for choosing the

right course." (1984, February) 54
inman, Don. "Now, let's make some regular poly-
gons." (1983, April) 106
Inman, Don. "Paint shop." (1983, September) 298
Inman, Don. "Prompted graphics program." (1984,

January) 152
Inman, Don. "Running circles around LOGO."

(1984, June) 48
Inman, Don. "Techniques for plotting screen

graphs." (1983, February) 186
Inman, Don. "Using graphics: Circles and arcs."

(1983, July) 168
Inman, Don. "Using graphics." (1983, March) 102
Inman, Don. "What you Get is what you Put." (1983,

August) 106
Kawa, Jeff. "Shuttle graphic." (1984, May) 131
King, David. "Repainting a Pmode4 rainbow. "(1983,

October) 60
Kolar, Joseph. "Drawing on this blackboard chalks

up programming ease." (1983, September) 88
Kolar, Joseph. "When a graphic idea strikes..."

(1984, February) 284
Kotcher, Darryl. "Color sketch: a keyboard graphics

utility." (1983, October) 161
Kozubal, John W "Face to face to face to face."

(1984, January) 89
Krikorian, Edward. "Create three-dimensional gra-
phics with SAR27." (1983, January) 170
Krikorian, Edward. "Draw something exotic with

Vitex93." (1983, September) 206
Laessig, Mark. "Curvfitz is number cruncher of the

first order." (1983, April) 234
Lai, Stephen. "Three easy pieces: one animator's

art." (1983, April) 188
Lester, Lane P. "Screen-to-printer color graphics."

(1983, March) 18
"M & N decoded." (1987, July) 3
"Make the Color Computer live up to its name."

(1982, August) 69
"Motion picture programming (MPP)." (1982,

March) 24

Odlin, R. W "Polygons? Gollygons!" (1983, De-
cember) 318

"PUT and GET and random forms make unusual
graphics." (1982, September) 32

Paravati, Joseph S. "Flags." (1983, October) 92

Plaxton, John. "Flashy program, by thunder. "(1983,
April) 16

Pollard, Ed. "Now lookit that!" (1983, January) 164

"Polygon again." (1982, February) 11

Pouch, Arnold. "Motion picture programming — the
details." (1982, April) 13

Pouch, Arnold. "Motion picture programming — a
program to run." (1982, May) 36

Reid, Chris. "Beautiful Moire patterns." (1982, Oc-
tober) 74

Scerbo, Fred B. "The first CoCo rockiest." (1984,
May) 89

Scerbo, Fred B. "Now you can easily generate gra-
phic data statements." (1983, November) 160

Seay, Walter. "Lines." (1983, August) 80

Shemo, Andrew L. "A winter wonderland." (1984,
February) 120

Sligar, David S. "The wizard's computer: a graphic
tale." (1984, January) 84

Touchstone, Terrell. "Color-eyed-o-scope." (1984,
January) 80

Vasconi, Eugene. "A dandy doodler." (1984, June)
89

Vasconi, Eugene. "Holiday greetings." (1984, Janu-
ary) 150

"What — more polygon." (1982, April) 10

Wilson, David C. "Genius at work." (1984, January)
24

"Your video display generator and the PMODE4
colors." (1982, August) 39

Ziniewicz, George. "Graphics? Here are two. ..by
George!" (1982, November) 86

HOME/HOBBY

Ball, Howard Lee. "Nothing can hold a (Roman)
candle to this tallying method." (1984, June) 65

Bennett, Joseph E. "For all your secrets — the full
Jarbcode program." (1982, May) 50

Bish, Charlotte. "Thoughts of a computer widow."
(1983, November) 328

Boston, William. "Here's an easy way to place orders
by mail." (1982, August) 19

Brooks, Sid. "Visible check register." (1984, Janu-
ary) 124

Bruck, Bill. "Keep track with a mailing list." (1982,
October) 86

Carson, Edward R. "Baseball statistics made easy."
(1983, July) 92

Carson, Edward R. "The most professional garage
sale in the neighborhood." (1984, May) 156

"Checkbook balance." (1982, January) 3

"CoCo clubs." (1983, November) 330

"CoCo community." (1984, February) 290

Derringer, Dennis. "Wallpaper calculator." (1984,
June)206

DiStefano, Tony. "Equip your computer with a pho-
neme speech synthesizer." (1984, June) 128

Dooman, Bob. "Invitations made easy." (1983, Janu-
ary) 74

"An educational program for everyone." (1981, Au-
gust) 8

Fahlberg, T. A. "Your very own interior decorator."
(1984, June) 28

Falk, Lawrence C. "Do your taxes on your COCO."
(1 982, March) 8

Falk, Lawrence C. "Prepare for tax time — easily."
(1 982, February) 2

Garrett, Ron. "Key your checks to accounts." (1982,
October) 20

Giovanoni, Richard. "House$." (1984, March) 162

Giovanoni, Richard. "Work station on wheels."
(1983, July) 218

Hady, Tom. "Use CoCo to help communicate those
Christmas Greetings." (1983, December) 68

Hooper, David. "A pumpkin for your window." (1982,
October) 104

"How's your day? Need biorhythm help?" (1987,
November) 6

Hughes, Don ; and James, Jessie. "A face saving
addressor for Fred." (1983, December) 160

Hughes, Don ; and James, Jessie. "Fred's postcard
whacker." (1984, May) 84

Hyre, Leonard. "You can bet on wager master."
(1984, May) 166

July 1984 THE RAINBOW Index 5

Lester, Lane P. "Render unto IRS." ft983, February)
18

"Make letterheads for correspondence." (1982,
April) 47

Mosty, Mark S. "Color bulbars help chart spending."
(1982, April) 19

Posner, Judd."Spectaculator statistics. "(1983, Feb-
ruary) 10

Ray, J. D. "Summarize income and expenses with
home budget analysis." (1983, July) 60

Ray, J. D. "Up, up and A(merican) way." (1984,
March) 74

Ray, R. D. "Five year's worth of income tax." (1983,
February) 148

Remini, Susan. "Make an appointment for better or-
ganization!" (1983, November) 33

Ridge, Herbert. "A calendar to keep track." (1982,
October) 8

Rosen, Bob. "Title video tapes with CoCo." (1982,
October) 128

Scerbo, Fred B. "The coaches animated playbook."
(1984, March) 82

Seaberg, Richard. "All in the family tree." (1984, Feb-
ruary) 78

"A self-mailer saves time and envelopes." (1982,
April) 38

Sherrill, Sam. "Analysis of variance: A 'nova' for
CoCo." (1983, March) 94

Sherwood, Francis. "How much will it cost to buy on
time?" (1982, October,) 70

Spencer, Barry. "MoCalc — MiniCalc gets a big
brother." (1984, April) 186

Steiner, John. "Using Elite Calc to track automobile
expenses." (1984, March) 178

Stumpf, Peter. "A Christmas Eve fireplace." (1982,
December) 34

Thonen, Charles M. "The mail mover." (1984, May)
74

Trevor, Alexander B. "Control your home." (1983,
February) 160

Trevor, Alexander B. "Home power control part 4:
keep your home on schedule." (1983, August) 83

Trevor, Alexander B. "Tick tock, CoCo clock." (1 983,
April) 20

Trevor, Alexander B. ; and Yahn, Charles. "X10 pro-
tocol theory: Home power control part 3." (1983,
June) 98

Tyson, Robert K. "An introduction to the science of
image processing." (1984, February) 196

Weide, Dennis H. "Let CoCo keep track of your util-
ity bills." (1983, March) 64

White, Richard A. "Making Spectaculator strut its
stuff." (1982, June) 31

White, Richard A. "Net results (basketball statistics."
(1984, February) 140

Witham, Burton B. "Are you authorized to use this
frequency." (1983, December) 40

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "CoCo knows all the call-
signs." (1983, February) 110

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "Keep a Ham radio log."
(1982, December) 124

Witham, Burton B., Jr "A rapid logger for HAMs."
(1983, March) 180

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "A super duper for Hams."
(1983, January) 80

MC10 MICRO COLOR COMPUTER

Curtis, H. Allen. "MC-10 memory map. "(1984, Janu-
ary) 309

Curtis, H. Allen. "Prospecting the MC-10." (1984,
February) 314

Downard, Dan. "Kid CoCo is no lightweight." (1983,
August) 174

Downard, Dan. "Opening CoCo's library to the MC-
10. "(1983, October) 196

Smith, Frank. "MC-10 vs. CoCo: a command sum-
mary." (1983, September) 101

Szlucha, Thomas. "Two for the 10." (1983, August)
67

MUSIC

Bananszak, David. "A little ttee-trimming music."

(1983, December) 35
Delbourgo, Robert. "A musical scale generator.'

(1983, June) 262

Elliot, Sheila. "LoCo CoCo and the 1812." (1984,
June) 67

Hayden, Joe. "A little string music please." (1984,
June)1 85

Konecky, Larry. "The CoCo composer." (1983,
December) 131

Konecky, Larry. "CoCo says repeat this tune." (1983,
April) 218

Konecky, Larry. "Let's write some music." (1 982, De-
cember) 66

Konecky, Larry. "Tone row composing." (1984,
June)23

Ludlum, Bob. "Making four-part harmony easier."
(1984, June) 74

Martens, Gordon. "The piano tutor." (1 984, June) 1 9

Mauro, Robert. "Merry Christmas to all and to all a
good-bye." (1983, December) 205

"Music made easy" (1987, July) 2

Nolan, Sara. "Micro-maestro — using CoCo's PLAY
statement." (1982, December) 10

Penrose, Paul. "PLAYing around with your 80C."
(1982, July) 22

Phillips, Chris. "Thisguitartutordoesn'tfret." (1984,
Junejl 62

Pollock, Tommy; and Pollock, Gail. "Bach to basic."
(1983, November) 152

Pollock, Tommy ; and Pollock, Gail. "CoCo clas-
sics." (1984, June) 131

Rogers, Robert. "Thecomputerchord finder." (1984,
June) 179

Santee, Charles H. "Strummin' on the or CoCo."
(1983, /August) 130

Scoffin, Brad. "Two for The Composer." (1984,
June)57

Urbas, Joseph M. "Original Rags for the CoCo key-
board." (1983, September) 218

OS-9 OPERATING SYSTEM

Clements, William C, Jr. "OS-9 meets the Wolfbug

monitor." (1984, February) 322
Hefter, Melvin. "One disk is better than two." (1984,

March) 291
Hogg, Frank. "SAGE and CoCo don't mix — yet."

(1984, March) 293
Hogg, Frank. "OS-9? FLEX? Or both?" (1984, June)

278
Hogg, Frank. "On OS-9 matters, Frank FLEXes his

bias." (1984, May) 314
Puckett, Dale L. "From hi-resto high style... coming

to life with OS-9." (1983, December) 298
Puckett, Dale L. "A mix of kits, tricks and com-
ments." (1984, June) 287
Puckett, Dale L. "More answers, new products and a

major Basic09 program." (1984, March) 298
Puckett, Dale L. "News, explanations and a check-
book balancing act." (1984, April) 306
Puckett, Dale L. "Nostalgia, notes and tools of the

trade." (1984, January) 132
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 users group president's

column." (1984, March) 308
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 users group president's

column." (1984, April) 317
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 users group president's

column." (1984, May) 313
Puckett, Dale L. "Point, counterpoint, terminal prob-
lems and a technical potpourri." (1984, February)

324
Puckett, Dale L. "The power of OS-9." (1983,

October) 178
Puckett, Dale L. "Sad news, good news, a successful

terminal program and some Basic09 tricks." (1 984,

May) 297
Puckett, Dale L. "The shell game." (1983, November)

58

PRINTER

Anthony, Dave. "A teeny tinydump." (1984, Febru-
ary) 306

Becker, Barry E. "Revival (cleaning Gemini-10)."
(1984, May) 54

Bonne, Bill. "A FORMATR for the Gemini." (1983,
Junejl 82

Chamberlain, Ross. "Graphics word processing."
(1982, December) 136

DiStefano, Tony. "Build this parallel printer inter-
face." (1983, August) 192

Ericson, Robert W. "Printing graphic characters on
the Microline 82A." (1983, October) 296

Fahy, Mike. "Boltype: a tutorial on the use of dot
graphics." (1984, May) 67

Falk, Lawrence C. "Printers: Overview of some fea-
tures." (1982, June; 21

Goebel, Kathy. "Make a logo." (1982, October) 50

Good, Steve. "Printer spooling will increase your
throughput." (1983, June) 246

"Graphics printer." (1987, September) 13

Hall, William R. "Custom interface for the Gemini-
10." (1983, November) 202

Himowitz, Michael J. "Turn your printer into a type-
setter with Big Print." (1983, December) 18

Himowitz, Michael J. "A Valentine printer mystery."
(1984, February) 88

Himowitz, Michael J. ; and Nelson, Julius. "Christ-
mas printer mysteries." (1983, December) 54

Himowitz, Michael J. and Nelson, Julius. "The first
Saturday in May." (1984, May) 180

Himowitz, Michael J. : and Nelson, Julius. "Printer
mystery." (1984, January) 144

Himowitz, Michael J. ; and Nelson, Julius. "A very
important man." (1984, March) 169

Kohn, Joseph. "Printout at PMODE4." (1983, July)
262

Kolar, Joseph. "Flaunt your CoCo with season's
greetings cards." (1983, December) 98

"LP VII driver." (1987, July) 3

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: All's not
lost— we've still got fun." (1983, November) 298

Lindsay, Doug. "Color graphic banner." (1984, May)
41

"Line printer conversion chart." (1983, June) 156

Nelson, Tom. "Aprimeron printers." (1984, May) 288

Nelson, Tom. "A primer on printers part 2." (1984,
Junejl 14

"Printer baud rates." (1984, February) 24

"Printer status." (1987, August) 4

Schmidt, Jim. "Three printer utilities." (1982, Sep-
tember) 51

"Screen monitor." (1987, October) 7

Searby, Sue. "The serial/parallel syndrome: what's
that?" (1983, January) 76

Snyder, Dennis. "Building a Color Computer to EP-
SOM MX printer interface." (1983, June) 20

Steyer, David. "Non-graphic printer graphics."
(1982, September) 72

Steyer, David. "Sign up and have a Banner day."
(1983, January) 190

Swanson, Damon. "Make the Good Spooler better."
(1984, May) 23

Szlucha, Thomas. "The CGP-115 printer: a consid-
erable upgrade." (1984, January) 120

Szlucha, Thomas. "Pretty as a picture with CGP-
115." (1984, May) 137

Szlucha, Thomas. "Special delivery." (1984, May)
135

Szlucha, Thomas F. "Using the block graphics of the
Okidata 82A." (1983, June) 250

Weide, Dennis H. "A little printer magic." (1984, May)
18

White, Richard A. "Gaining sophistication with print-
ing techniques." (1984, April) 64

White, Richard A. "Print it bigger than you can."
(1983, June) 198

REVIEWS

"Accounts receivable." (1984, March) 283
"Across the Rubicon." (1982, December) 141
"Addition concepts." (1983, February) 77
"Adventure in wonderland." (1983, October) 241
"Adventure starter package." (1984, February) 242
"Adventure 3-pak." (1982, August) 76
"Adventures." (1983, December) 244
"Air traffic controller." (1984, April) 247
"Airline." (1984, January) 260
"Alcatraz II." (1983, July) 232
"Alpha-draw." (1982, August) 61
"Alphabet soup." (1983, February) 192
"Alphabet." (1983, December) 259
"Amdisk III." (1983, October) 246
"Amortization." (1983, November) 274
"Ancient Wisdom." (1982, September) 44
"Android attack." (1983, April) 232
"Animated Hangman." (1987, December) 19
"The answer." (1 984, April) 260

THE RAINBOW Index July 1984

"Arex." (1983, November) 244
"Articulator." (1983, December) 282
"Assembler math." (1984, June) 225
"Assembly language graphics (book)." (1983, Feb-
ruary) 94
"Astro Blast." (1982, August) 74
"Astrology." (1982, October) 100
"Atari joysticks." (1983, November) 270
"Atlantis adventure." (1984, May) 251
"Atom." (1984, May) 239
"Auto run." (1982, June) 52
"Autoterm." (1983, June) 118
"Avenger." (1982, November) 52
"BASIC programming primer." (1983, June) 220
"BT1000 Interface." (1983, January) 198
"Balloon attack." (1984, January) 274
"Banner." (1983, June) 223
"Banners banners banners." (1984, February) 240
"Bar zapper." (1983, April) 136
"Baseball." (1982, November) 112
"Baseball." (1984, March) 274
"Basic Aid." (1982, August) 27
"The Basic Handbook." (1982, July) 47
"Battle of Gettysburg." (1983, February) 54
"Battle of Waterloo." (1 984, March) 224
"Battle." (1984, February) 222
"Battlefleet." (1982, January) 15
"Beam rider." (1984, May) 234
"Before, between and after." (1984, May) 254
"Berserk." (1982, March) 25
"Beyond the Cimeeon Moon." (1983, April) 152
"Beyond words." (1983, September) 245
"Beyond words." (1983, October) 242
"Bible adventure." (1984, June) 230
"Big Num." (1982, November) 54
"Bigfoot." (1983, March) 200
"Bio-detector." (1983, December) 248
"Biorhythm and Mine Field." (1982, February) 10
"Biorhythm" (1982, June) 52
"Bird attack." f7983, February) 178
"Blackjack royale." (1983, August) 268
"Blackjack." (1982, June) 66
"Blackjack." (1983, February) 184
"Blackjaq." (1983, November) 250
"Bloc head." (1983, August) 120
"Body parts." (1984, January) 276
"Bomber command." (1984, January) 256
"Brickaway." (1982, February) 30
"Brickout/Word Guess." (1982, March) 19
"Bridge tutor I." (1983, April) 148
"Bug Chase." (1982, September) 90
"Bugger." (1983, September) 164
"Bulletin Board Software." (1982, December) 142
"Bumble games." (1983, August) 232
"Bumble plot." (1983, August,! 232
"Bumpers." (1983, December) 249
"Business accounting system." (1984, May) 230
"Business manager." (1984, June) 242
"Buzzard bait." (1984, January) 278
"Bwindo." (1982, August) 27

"Byte bat." (1984, February) 224

"A Byte of Color Basic." (1982, October) 27

"C compiler." (1983, December) 270

"CBUG monitor." (1987, August) 3

"C-lll."(1984, June) 258

"CC calc." (1983, February) 62

"CC dialer." (1983, November) 254

"CC mailer" (1983, February) 158

"CCEAD." (1983, February) 170

"CCPilot." (1982, May) 14

"CC-dbm/lw." (1983, December) 268

"CCthello." (1983, March; 120

"CCube." (1982, November) 116

"CGP II." (1983, June) 230

"CGP-115 Printer" (1982, December) 168

"CPP." (1983, June) 172

"C-trek." (1983, December) 250

"Calixto Island." (1982, May; 35

"Calixto Island." (1984, April) 246

"Card game." (1983, June) 152

"Carry." (1983, June) 195

"Cashman." (1984, February) 256

"Cassette Caddy." (1982, September) 49

"Cassette Holder." (1983, January) 147

"Cassette controller." (1984, January) 252

"Catacomb." (1983, September) 163

"Catalyst." (1984, March; 239

"Catch 'em." (1983, April) 72

"Cave Hunter." (1982, April) 25

"CcForth." (1982, December) 148

"Ccads." (1983, December) 264

"Cer-Comp disk system." (1982, May) 34

"Cer-Comp disk system " (1982, July) 20

"Checking account." (1983, February) 169

"Chroma keys." (1983, October) 236

"Chromasette Magazine." (1987, December) 9

"Circus Adventure." (1982, March) 36

"Clock drill." (1984, February) 252

"Clock." (1982, October) 113

"Clock." (1983, March) 150

"Cmailist." (1982, May; 21

"CoCo Bingo." (1984, May) 278

"CoCo Cassette." (1982, October) 96

"CoCo Cooler." (1982, December) 39

"CoCo Slots." (1983, January) 196

"CoCo accountant." (1983, July) 82

"CoCo board II." (1983, August) 169

"CoCo mail." (1983, October) 267

"CoCo-jot." (1983, March) 114

"Co-Co cooler." (1983, September) 178

"Co-Res Editor/Assembler." (1982, October) 30

"Co-existence." (1983, June) 219

"Colonial trilogy." (1984, March) 280

"Color Basic and Extended Basic System Reference

Card." (1982, April) 31
"Color Computer Graphics." (1982, August) 39
"Color Enhancer." (1982, October) 28
"Color Forth." (1982, December) 148
"Color Invaders." (1982, April) 28
"Color Meteoroids." (1987, November) 7
"Color Scarfman." (1983, January) 189
"Color Space Invaders." (1987, October) 9
"Color Text." (1983, June) 226
"Color Zap." (1982, September) 44
"Color compiler." (1984, April) 286
"Color designer." (1984, April) 245
"Color dictionary." (1984, May) 221
"Color finance." (1983, November) 238
"Color graphics editor." (1983, October) 228
"Color ink jet printer." (1983, November) 242
"Color monitor." (1983, October) 258
"Color scribe." (1983, October) 278
"Color software workbench." (1984, January) 290
"Color term plus." (1983, November) 246
"Color tutor." (1984, February) 228
"Color zap." (1983, November) 286
"Color-80." (1983, August) 166
"Colorcom/e." (1982, February) 31
"Colorforth." (1982, May) 29
"Colorhythm." (1982, /August) 61
"Colorkit." (1982, October) 114
"Colorout." (1983, October) 271
"Colorpede." (1982, December) 144
"Colorshow." (1982, December) 171
"Colorspeak." (1983, December) 280
"Colortac." (1984, ,4pn7) 236
"Colorterm." (1982, March; 29
"Command stream processor." (1984, January) 286
"Comp-u-trace." (1984, January) 287
"The companion." (1983, November) 273
"Complete personal accountant." (1984, February)

246
"The Composer." (1983, June) 192
"Compumind/Jackpot." (1982, January) 16
"Computer-ware's 32K upgrade." (1982, February) 9
"Compuvoice." (1982, June) 11
"Conflict." (1987, October) 2
"Conquest of Kzirgla." (1983, April) 105
"Context clues." (1984, March) 225
"Cookie Monster's letter crunch." (1984, February)

266
"Cosmic clones." (1983, November) 286
"Cprint." (1987, December) 11
"Craps." (1982, December) 112
"Creatavador." (1982, May) 15
"Crosswords." (1983, June) 224
"Crystal revenge." (1983, April) 160
"Cu-ber." (1984, March) 247
"Cubix." (T984, April) 248

"DDH directory-file builder." (1984, February) 220
"DMP 200." (1983, June) 210
"DRB." (1984, May) 222
"DSKMON." (1984, May; 276
"Dancing Devil. (1982, April) 35
"Data doctor." (1984, January) 270
"Data 500." (1983, December) 254
"Data-comp Flex." (1983, July) 240
"Database Manager II." (1983, June) 242
"Datamail." (1983, July) 166
"Date-o-base calendar." (1982, June) 9

"Death star." (1983, April) 150
"Decimals." (1984, May) 213
"Decision maker." (1984, April) 270
"Defense." (1983, March) 142
"Demon seed." (1984, May) 224
"Deprec." (1983, November) 272
"Derby." (1983, November) 285
"Desert golf." (1983, August) 186
"Devil assault." (1984, March) 247
"Dice." (1983, February) 198
"Direct file transfer." (1983, August) 276
"Disasm." (1983, November) 248
"Disk ColorCom/E" (1982, November) 58
"Disk Data Handler." (1982, October) 110
"Disk Doctor." (1982, June) 27
"Disk Double Entry." (1983, January) 70
"Disk Interface." (1982, September) 20
"Disk Scripsit." (1982, November) 25
"Disk Spectaculator." (1982, November) 25
"Disk graphics." (1983, December) 272
"Disk manager." (1983, November) 275
"Disk money minder." (1983, August) 274
"Diskey disk access and repair key." (1 984, Febru-
ary) 251
"Disktype." (1984, June) 247
"Diskutil." (1984, May) 268
"Dollars and sense." (1983, Ju/y) 300
"Donkey King." (1983, January) 152
"Doodlebug." (1983, January) 162
"Double Stick interface." (1983, March) 199
"Doubleback." (1983, April) 72
"Dragonfly fan." (1984, January) 264
"Dragonquest." (1982, December) 162
"Draw-it." (1983, December) 239
"Dskldr." (1983, December) 246
"Dungeon Maze" (79S2, November) 55
"Dungeons of Daggorath." (1983, Ju/y) 220
"Dunkey Munkey." (1983, January) 152
"Dyfin." (1984, January) 268
"Dynacalc." (1983, August) 158
"Dyterm." (1984, February) 216
"EPROM programmer." (1983, July) 70
"Early games." (1984, January) 280
"Early letter recognition." (1984, June) 240
"Eight-bit bartender." (1983, April) 208
"El Bandito." (1983, September) 168
"El Casino." (1982, April) 25
"El Diabelero." (1982, November) 112
"El cheapo A/D converter." (1983, August) 96
"Elcircan." (1983, November) 280
"Electricity consumption monitor." (1 983, Apr/7; 26
"Electronic calligrapher." (1983, August) 270
"Electronic graph." (1984, June) 271
"Elite calc." (1983, August) 262
"Elite-word." (1984, March) 260
"Enchanted Forest." (1982, December) 74
"Endicott Joysticks." (1982, October) 112
"Epson interface." (1983, June) 88
"Escape." (1 982, November) 66
"Espionage island. " (1984, June) 228
"Estimate." (1984, June) 234
"Euchre." (1984, February) 244
"Execcart." (1984, May; 250
"Exercise Planner." (1982, July) 26
"Expansion Interface." (1983, January) 198
"FH Flex." (1982, October) 64
"FHL Flex." (1983, July) 240
"FICA-83." (1984, February) 278
"FLEX revisited." (1983, January) 160
"F-16 flight simulator." (1984, January) 232
"Face." (1984, February) 265
"Factors tutor." (1984, May) 248
"Family." (1983, September) 204
"Fantasy Gamer's Package." (1982, August) 40
"Fast file/big file." (1984, March) 248
"Fast lane." (1983, September) 177
"Fastape." (1 983, July) 221
"Fastdupe." (1984, May) 263
"Federation boot camp." (1983, December) 258
"Fembot's revenge." (1984, January) 237
"File cabinet." (1983, Apr//; 134
"Filebox 16." (1984, March) 276
"Filmastr." (1983, July) 231
"Final countdown." (1983, March) 90
"Finance-5." (1984, April) 274
"Firecopter." (1983, August) 272
"First sampler." (1983, October) 262
"Five exciting games." (1983, February) 86
"Flash cards." (1983, December) 255
"Flash cards." (1984, January) 258

July 1984 THE RAINBOW Index

"Flexi filer." (1983, November) 282
'Flight from Grindar." (1984, May) 260
"Flight." (1983, February) 182
"Foodwar." (1984, May) 265
"Football!" (1982, June) 23
"Foxygraf." (1983, February) 84
"Fraction math quiz." (1983, July) 167
"Fractions tutor." (1984, June) 270
"'Frog Man." (1982, December) 173
'Frog Trek." (1983, March) 197
The Frog." (1983, July) 233
"Function graphing module." (1983, July) 16
"Fundfile enhanced." (1984, June) 232
"Fundfile." (1983, November) 262
"Fundgraf." (1983, January) 187
"Fury." (1983, October) 256
"GSPR." (1982, May) 14
"Galactic Taipan." (1984, May) 264
"Galagon." (1984, March) 238
"Galax Attax." (1982, September) 90
"Galloping gamblers." (1982, January) 20
"Game Pak 2." (1983, January) 163
"Game Show." (1983, January) 174
"Game Writer." (1982, December) 84
"Gangbusters." (1982, December) 161
"Gator Zone." (1982, February) 8
"Gauntlet." (1982, March) 18
"Gazon." (1983, /4pn/J 240
"Gemini 10/15." (1983, June) 109
"Gemini-10X." (1984, June) 265
"Geography Pack." (1982, September) 49
"Ghostmania." (1983, March) 116
"Girdle the enemy." (1984, June) 247
"Glaxxons." (1984, January) 265
"Golf (Aardvark)." (1982, November) 114
"Golf (Mix)" (1982, November) 114
"Gomoku/renju." (1983, December) 240
"Gorilla Banana GX-100 printer." (1984, February)

272
"Gorilla monitor." (1983, November) 284
"Grabber." (1984, May) 251
"Grafplot." (1983, July) 158
"Grafplot." (1984, June) 220
"Grand slam " (1983, November) 260
"Graph Zapper." (1982, December) 53
■"Graph-16/32." (1982, December) 75
■"Graphicom." (1984, /Apri/J 225
The Great USA." (1984, March) 234
"The Great Word Game." (1982, May) 13
The great hamster hunt." (1984, February) 236
"Guardian." (1983, November) 277
"Guess the animal." (1984, January) 276
"A guide to food contents." (1984, May) 228
"HJL-57 keyboard." (1983, October) 234
"Harness/Thoroughbred handicapper." (1984,

April) 240
"Hebrew bulletin board." (1983, June) 180
"Here comes de Prez." (1984, June) 222
"Hidden Basic 1.0." (1983, September) 214
'"Home buyer's analyser." (1983, March) 52
"Home interest calculator." (1983, July) 50
"Home money manager." (1983, July) 42
"Homebase." (1983, March) 36
"Homebase." (1984, March) 268
"Household Expense Manager." (1982, December)

36
'"Household budget worksheet." (1983, September)

287
'"Humbug." (1982, May) 28
'"Humbug." (1983, September) 110
"HyperZone." (1984, March) 256
"INSIMB." (1983, June) 170
'"Ice master." (1984, February) 217
'"Illustrated computer dictionary." (1983, Sep-
tember) 284
"Indexer." (1983, September) 285
'"Inspector Clueseau." (1983, March) 173
"Intbasic." (1983, December) 290
"Intergalactic Force." (1982, December) 49
"Introduction to data communications." (1 983, July)

24
"Invader's Revenge." (1982, November) 114
"Invaders." (1982, February) 17
'"Inventory Control." (1982, September) 71
'"Investigations in integral calculus." (1984, April)

242
"The investor." (1984, May) 214
"Isle of fortune." (1984, January) 262
"JARB Memory Kit." (1982, December) 92
"JARBCODE." (1987, August) 5

"JFD-COCO disk system." (1984, April) 230

"J-CAT modem." (1984, June) 261

"Jail." (1984, January) 261

"Jarb Joystick." (1982, August) 25

"Jowst." (1984, February) 276

"Joystick LED kit." (1983, February) 36

"Jude." (1983, December) 286

"Jumps." (1983, January) 164

"Jungle Trek." (1982, September) 43

"Junior's revenge." (1984, January) 240

"Kaleidophone." (1983, October) 260

"Kamikaze." (1983, April) 42

"Katerpillar." (1982, July) 41

"Keep text II." (1984, June) 264

"Key-264K." (1984, February) 260

'"Keyboard beeper cartridge." (1984, March) 244

"Keyboard." (1984, March) 254

"Keys to the Wizard." (1982, October) 63

"Kid's choice." (1984, June) 240

"Kingshield." (1984, ,4priy 278

"Klendathu." (1983, August) 295

"Kodomo-no-go." (1983, August) 94

"Kosmic Kamakaze." (1987, December) 11

"Kron." (1984, February) 270

"LCINT." (1983, September) 104

"LEM, Pirate Adventure, Darts." (1982, July) 8

"LLIST-rite." (1983, April) 204

"LOGO." (1982, December) 88

"Label III." (1983, November) 255

"Labyrinth." (1982, MayJ 29

"Lander." (1982, August) 37

"Las Vegas weekend." (1983, February) 100

"Laser Tank Duel." (1982, December) 174

"Laser Tank." (1983, January) 159

"The Light Pen." (1984, January) 242

"Light pen fun-pak." (1983, February) 32

"Light pen." (1982, April) 31

"Line cross reference." (1983, November) 256

"Lowerkit, LCA-47." (1982, June) 62

"Lowrcase." (1983, December) 262

"Lunar rover patrol." (1984, June) 236

"MC-10 microcomputer." (1983, August) 174

"MDISK." (1984, May) 274

"ML Rabbit." (1982, March) 37

"MM-100 Manual Mini Modem." (1984, February)

232
"MPP tutorial." (1982, July) 64
"Macro Assembler." (1982, October) 30
"Macro 80C." (1982, October) 30
"Madam Rosa's parlor." (1982, November) 66
"Madness and the minotaur." (1983, August) 184
"MagiGraph." (1984, April) 222
"Mailing list." (1983, December) 256
"Mansion of doom." (1984, February) 230
"Mars Adventure." (1982, August) 37
"Master Control." (1987, November) 4
"Master control II." (1983, October) 248
"Master disk system." (1983, February) 77
"Mastermail." (1984, January) 266
"Match and spell." (1983, September) 138
"Match-it." (1983, March) 82
"Math Drill." (1982, September) 20
"Math Tutor/Spelling Teacher." (1982, September)

91
"Math adventure." (1983, October) 252
"Math games that teach." (1983, September) 294
"Math invasion." (1984, May) 246
"Mathfact." (1983, September) 200
"Mathmenu." (1983, September) 179
"Mathpac I." (1982, September) 70
"Mathwar." (1983, August) 24
"Maze race." (1983, February) 168
"McCoCo's menu." (1983, July) 300
"Megabug." (1983, January) 158
"Memory dump/patch." (1984, June) 272
"Micro Script." (1982, December) 156
"Micro-doc." (1983, March) 150
"Microdis." (1984, April) 238
"Micromon." (1984, June) 260
"Micronix premium keyboard. "(1984, February)238

"Microworks RAM upgrade." (1987, September) 19
"Millborn." (1983, February) 159
"Minefield." (1983, March) 124
"Missile Barrage." (1983, January) 183
"Mission: Empire." (1982, September) 88
"Modem I." (1982, November) 118
"Money Minder II. (1982, April) 35
"Money manager." (1984, January) 272
"Money." (1983, January) 154

"Moneypak." (1983, July) 300
"Monsters & Magic." (1983, June) 222
"Moon Lander." (1982, March) 27
"Moptown hotel." (1983, September) 242
"Moptown parade." (1984, March) 236
"Moptown." (1983, January) 183

"More business." (1984, April) 262
"Morocco Gran Prix." (1983, July) 222
"Morse code tutor/trainer." (1984, June) 250
"Motorbike challenge." (1983, October) 250
"Mouse." (1983, October) 250
"Ms. Nibbler." (1983, March) 223
"Mt. Doom." (1984, February) 250
"Mudpies!" (1984, April) 253
"Multi-pak interface" (1983, September) 80
"Music box." (1984, June) 256
"Music drill." (1983, September) 120
"The music reader." (1984, May) 252

"Music." (1982, July) 39
"Musica." (1984, March) 278
"Mystery Maze." (1982, July) 49
"Name that song." (1982, May) 42

'Nerble force." (1983, August) 265

"New Talk." (1982, June) 11

"Newerror." (1984, April) 268

"Nibbler." (1983, March) 223

"Ninja warrior." (1983, September) 156

"Number match." (1983, September) 288

-Number-kruncher." (1984, May) 232

•■Ockywoky." (1 984, April) 272

"Offenders" (1982, November) 52

"Okidata's ML-92." (1983, October) 227

"Old McDonalds farm vowels." (1983, September)

170
"Oik Disk Extended Color Basic." (1984, April) 282
"Option 4." (1984, June) 248
"Oracle II." (1984, April) 280
"Order entry system." (1984, February) 254
"Owl's eye pilot light." (1984, March) 252
"PAC Attack." (1982, March) 37
"PBH serial interface." (1984, June) 244
"Pac Droids." (1982, November) 49
"Pageplus." (1984, March) 259
"Pager/64K boot." (1984, February) 245
"Panic button." (1984, January) 230
"Panostyk." (1983, April) 214
"Paper Porter." (1982, June) 54
"Paper tractor." (1984, May) 238
"Payroll." (1984, March) 266
"Payup and payout." (1983, October) 244
"Peanut butter panic." (1984, January) 254
"Phonics II." (1984, March) 242
"Phonics I." (1983, September) 246
"Pick which." (1983, September) 164
"Pie chart." (1984, June) 263
"Pie zapper." (1983, October) 272
"Pigskin Predictions." (1982, October) 102

"Pigskin predictions." (1983, November) 258
"Pinball." (1983, January) 158
"Planet Invasion." (1982, November) 52
"Planet conquest." (1984, March) 222
"Planet invasion." (1983, July) 223
"Poker." (1982, October) 12
"Poltergeist." (1983, February) 82
■Preread package." (1983, March) 172
"Prereader." (1984, January) 288
"Preschool Pak." (1982, September) 70
"Preschool packs 1, 2, 3." (1983, April) 192
"Pretty printer." (1984, June) 262
"Printer Stand." (1983, January) 147
"Pritty printer." (1983, December) 252
"Pro-color file." (1983, June) 208
"Pro-color-file." (1984, June) 233
-Professional keyboard." (1983, March) 20
"Program file." (1983, October) 276
"Programmer's worksheet." (1984, April) 264
"Programmers toolkit." (1984, January) 228
"Protectors." (1982, November) 52
"Protectors." (1983, April) 102
"Pumpkin Adventure." (1982, October) 28
"Q-Man." (1984, April) 254
"Qtax-82" (1983, February) 180
"Quad Data Base." (1982, October) 110
"Quest." (1982, April) 25
"Question and answer." (1984, May) 244
"Quicksort." (1983, November) 283
"Quiz all." (1984, June) 218
-RAM Slam." (1982, September) 88
■ROML." (1983, February) 197
'■RS-232 expansion cable." (1982, July) 47

8

THE RAINBOW Index

July 1E

"RS232 Switcher." (1982, November) 89

"Rail Runner." (1982, December) 173

"Rainbow writer." (1983, October) 230

"Rainbow's corner." (1984, January) 246

"Random Basic." (1982, September) 36

"Random Basic." (1984, June) 224

"Reactoid." (1983, November) 282

"Reading Two-Pak." (1982, September) 17

"Recall." (1984, April) 251

"Recipe File." (1982, November) 72

"Red Baron." f 7982, June) 17

"Remote reset." (1983, November) 268

"Remoterm." (1983, March) 170

"Repeat key." (1984, June) 249

"Return of the Jet-I." (1984, April) 266

"Reversi." (1982, December) 173

"Revolution." f 7983, March) 138

"Robot battle." f7983, April) 140

"Robottack." (1983, July) 233

"Roman Checkers." (1982, November) 55

"Roman numerals." (1984, February) 222

"Rubiconll." (1984, February) 264

"RunCalc." (1982, October) 113

"SAC." (1984, May) 216

"SAM Saver." (1982, November) 58

"SDS80C." (1987, September) 7

"SIGMON." (1987, August) 6

"SISI."(1982, June) 23

"SPLC-1 ." (1984, January) 296

"S.E.C.S." (1987, September; 16

"Saspus." (1982, August) 25

"Sav-a-byte." (1983, December) 243

"Scavenge hunt." (1984, March) 256

"Scepter of Kzjrgla." (1982, May) 15

"Schematicdrafting processor." (1984, January)282

"School Maze." (1982, August) 53
"Score-EZ." (1983, October) 245
"Scramble." (1983, July) 43
"Screen machine." (1984, April) 252
"Screen reference card." (1984, February) 234
"Sea dragon." (1983, September) 282
"Sea quest." (1984, May) 247
"Semi-draw." (1982, December) 144
"Serial/parallel converter." (1987, November) 5
"Shark treasure." (1983, April) 144
"Shenanigans." (1984, June) 226
"Silly Syntax." (1982, February) 21
"Skip counting." (1984, April) 257
"Sky-defense." (1982, August) 76
"Slay the nereis." (1984, June) 239
"Small business accounting package." (1983, Janu-
ary) 70
"Smart Modem." (1982, November) 118
"Snoopy and the Red Baron." (1984, January) 234
"Solo Pool." (1983, January) 162
"The Solution." (1982, June) 8
"Sonar search." (1983, November) 281
"Songbook." (1982, November) 54
"Soooper pac." (1983, June) 195
"Soundsource." (1982, June) 11
"The sourcerer." (1984, May) 240
"Space Invaders." (1982, June) 8
"Space War." (1987, December) 14
"Space race." (1983, April) 24
"Space shuttle." (1983, August) 278
"Spanish one." (1983, April) 40
"Speak up!" (1983, April) 132
"Spectaculator." (1982, March) 43
"Spectral Flexplus." (1983, July) 240
"Spectran." (1983, September) 32
"Spectrum Paddle." (1983, January) 134
"Spectrum Stick." (1982, October) 112
"Spectrum control center." (1984, March) 230
"Spectrum light pen." (1983, February) 32
"Spectrum switcher." (1983, April) 207
"Speed reading." (1984, May) 247
"Spell 'n fix." (1982, July) 26
"Spell-a-tron." (1984, May) 236
"Spell-rite." (1983, September) 218
"Spelling in context." (1983, September) 296
"Spider Attack" (1983, January) 160
"Spider." (1983, January) 160
"The spooler." (1984, April) 27 '4
"Spooler." (1984, June) 254
"Stagecoach." (1983, June) 68
"Star Trench Warfare." (1983, January) 168
"Star blaze." (1984, March) 250
"Star-DOS." (1983, February) 60
"Starblazer." (1984, April) 256

"Starfire." (1982, November) 52

"Stars." (1982, October) 27

"Starship Chameleon." (1982, Ju/y) 41

"Starship Hercules." (1983, March) 81

"Startrek." (1982, October) 96

"Statement writer." (1983, December) 266

"Statgraf." (1983, October) 240

"Stellar search." (1984, January) 251

"Stereo composer." (1983, October) 274

"Stinger." (1983, March; 134

"Stock Market Analyzer." (1982, July) 48

"Stock option strategies." (1983, July) 201

"Stockbroker." (1984, March) 258

"Stress evaluator." (1983, March) 190

"Stripper." (1983, February) 182

"Sub Mission." (1983, January) 165

"Super Color Writer II." (1983, October) 280

"Super Color speller." (1983, November) 266

"Super 'Color' disk zap." (1983, April) 138

"Super pro keyboard." (1983, April) 81

"Super screen." (1983, October) 254

"Synther-7." (1983, April) 156

"TIMS." (1982, November) 41

"TNT-ALYZ." (1983, August) 296

"TP-1 printer." (1983, February) 86

"TRS-80 Color Basic." (1982, September) 90

"TRS-80 Programmer's Sourcebook." (1983, July)

297
"TV graphics editor." (1984, May) 262
"T.UTIL." (1984, June) 269
"Talk Processor." (1982, November) 106
"Talking Graphic Demo." (1982, Marcty 18
"Talking score-EZ." (1984, June) 225
"Talking speller." (1983, September) 199
"Tape utility." (1983, September) 108
"Taxi." (1984, May) 243
"Teee offf." (1984, February) 227
"Telewriter Disk." (1982, December) 156
"Telewriter-64." (1983, June) 216
"Term talk." (1984, March) 227
"Test-aid." (1984, MayJ 258
"Text pro II." (1983, February) 176
"That's Interesting." (1983, November) 264
"Three game pack no. 2" (1984, April) 258
"Tic-tac-toe math." (1984, April) 290
"Tic-tac-toe." (1983, August) 94
"Time and money." (1983, August) 136
"Time fighter." (1984, March) 272
"Time patrol." (1984, February) 242
"Time teacher." (1983, September) 128
"Tiny Compiler." (1982, September) 89
"Top Stix." (1983, March) 199
"Tower Castle Adventure." (1982, December) 154
"Tower of fear." (1983, March) 124
"Transtar-315 color printer." (1983, December) 242
"Trapfall." (1983, August) 188
"Trek 16." (1982, October) 96
"Trek 80C." (1 982, October) 96
"Tutorcode." (1984, March) 246
"UP-1."(1983, January) 121
"Upload." (1983, /August) 266
"VC." (1984, February) 221
"VDOS." (1983, September) 248
"VDUMP." (1983, October) 238
"VIP terminal." (1984, January) 229
"VT-8302 pilot light." (1984, March) 240
"Valhalla." (1984, February) 214
"Vector addition." (1984, June) 238
"Venturer." (1982, June) 40
"Video Interface Kit. (1982, November) 54
"Video clear interface." (1983, December) 288
"Video plus." (1983, November) 284
"Viking." (1982, July) 64
"Virtual memory loader." (1983, February) 198
"Vocabulary builder." (1983, September) 136
"Voicepak." (1983, November) 278
"Wall Street." (1983, March) 20
"War Kings." (1982, May) 33
"Warrior and the Wizard." (1983, February) 180
"Wet T-shirt contest." (1983, February) 92
"Whole numbers." (1984, May) 213
"Wild party." (1983, October) 270
"Wizard 64." (1 983, December) 284
"Word search puzzles." (1984, March) 232
"Wordclone." (1982, December) 156
"Words about things." (1983, June) 162
"Words that act." (1983, June) 162
"Worksaver." (1982, December) 82
"World History." (1982, September) 20
"Wormhole." (1983, March) 216

"X-pad." (1983, January) 84
"Your Color Computer (book)." (1984, April) 254
"Zaksund." (1983, June) 154
"Zarconian marble." (1983, June) 88
"Zaxxon." (1983, June) 154
"Zeus." (1984, January) 294
"101 Hints and Tricks." (1982, October) 100
"2fer." (1983, December) 260
"20000 Leagues." (1982, November) 56
"3D tic tac toe." (1983, April) 52
"3D tic-tac-toe." (1983, November) 272
"3-d Brickaway." (1982, November) 84
"4 mile island." (1984, May) 280
"64 column model l/lll emulator." (1984, Mayj 208
"64K disk utilities." (1983, July) 284
"64K screen expander." (1983, April) 100
"64K upgrade takes a bit of know-how." (1982, Au-
gust) 33
"8-ball." (1983, August) 294
"80C disassembler." (1987, October) 4

SIMULATION

Franklin, William G. "Flying the 'Sopwith with CoCo

— an instrument flight simulation in real time."

(1983, June) 54
French, Paul. "Iowa lemonade." (1983, April) 60
Latham, Chris ; and Erickson, John. "Micro-

meltdown: A nuclear reactor simulation." (1983,

April) 112
Springer, Charles. "The results are in., (contest)."

(1983, November) 68
Tyson, Robert K. "And the winner is... Election '84."

(1983, November) 74
Tyson, Robert K. "Strategy football." (1983, August)

234
Weber, Thomas G. "WarGame." (1983, November)

90

UTILITY-HARDWARE

Alsop, B. H. "D-board 64K upgrade." (1983, March)
100

Clements, William C, Jr. "Install a chip-saving
'power-on' light." (1983, ,4pr;7J 18

DiStefano, Tony. "Adding function keys to your key-
board." (1984, March) 117

DiStefano, Tony. "Build a speaker/amplifier for your
computer." (1983, November) 230

DiStefano, Tony. "Construct a finger-saving circuit
for your joystick." (1983, February) 156

DiStefano, Tony. "Designing a video monitor out-
put." (1984, May) 188

DiStefano, Tony. "Install your own ROM switcher."
(1983, December) 122

DiStefano, Tony. "Upgrading your Color Computer
2." (1984, January) 130

DiStefano, Tony. "A 12-volt power supply for the
CoCo2." (1984, April) 149

Ellers, Ed. "RAM/ROM upgrade roundup." (1984,
May) 49

Ellis, Richard S. "Install you own disk drive 'on/off
indicator." (1983, November) 296

German, J. D. "Cheapstick — a smooth, rugged joys-
tick for less than $10." (1984, February) 186

Kottke, Richard. "Monitor mod for your CoCo."
(1984, January) 179

Meixsell, Dennis. "Build this board foreasy interfac-
ing." (1983, July) 106

Meixsell, Dennis. "Interface a calculator keyboard to
the PIA." (1983, December) 207

Owen, David. "Build an RS232 device select switch
for under $20." (1983, December) 202

Schroeder, Herbert. "DOS 'detach' saves wear and
tear." (1983, March) 54

Weston, Dane. "Unlock your joyports and open
CoCo to the world." (1983, December) 56

UTILITY-SOFTWARE

"All in one." (1987, September) 17

Alsop, B. H. "Save storage by packing your data."

(1983, September) 314
Blatt, Ted. "Change those print's to print -2's." (1 983,

February) 207

July 1984 THE RAINBOW Index 9

Blyn, Steve. "The 'initial' experience can be child's

play!" (1982, November) 18
Boyarsky, Oleg. "A most moving message." (1984,

January) 96
"CPU speedup" (1987, July) 3
Clements, William C, Jr. "Rockin' through ROM."

(1982, August) 29
Cromley, David A. "Check your TV alignment."

(1983, March) 201
Curtis, H. Allen. "Little E does big job to Basic."

(1984, April) 170
Curtis, H. Allen. "Rainbow check plus for the CoCo

and the MC-10." (1984, February) 21
Davis, Gary A. "Make your REMS stand out." (1 982,

March; 12
Dayton, John K. "Upgrading the Shacks screen

print program to 32K." (1983, October) 290
Deahl, Kenneth G. "Flow gently, sweet listing."

(1983, February) 74
DiStefano, Tony. "Gl sound generator: software con-
trol for complex sounds." (1983, September) 182
DiStefano, Tony. "Green on black video: 'eye

friendly' conversion." (1983, March) 176
DiStefano, Tony. "High speed POKE has effect on

CoCo hardware." (1983, January) 78
Diercks, Wayne A. "Pilfering in low memory." (1982,

February)1
Diercks, Wayne A. "You and your two-timin' CPU."

(1982, March) 20
Downard, Dan. "How fast is your CoCo?" (1983,

December) 182
Downard, Dan. "Rainbug III." (1983, July) 234
Downard, Dan. "Rainbug IV." (1983, August) 58
Downard, Dan. "Rainbug V."(1983, September)306
Downard, Dan. "The Rainbug monitor." (1983, April)

44
Downard, Dan. "Rainbug redux." (1983, June) 264
Downard, Dan. "Remote operation of the Color

Computer." (1983, November) 118
Downard, Dan. "The rewards of non-standard inter-
facing." (1983, February) 118
"Driver backup." (1987, August) 6
Dubuc, Mike. "Try these test patterns on your color

monitor." (1983, August) 100
Ebbert, Jim. "A Mini-calc program. "(1982, October)

60
Falk, Lawrence C. "Converting programs to 80C."

(1982, August) 79
"A form of Csave?" (1981, December) 9
Gauvreau, Ray. "Alter your programs with Revfield."

(1983, August) 282
Gauvreau, Ray. "A bigger byte for basic (extra 8K for

64K). (1984, January) 74
Gauvreau, Ray. "Tie an ASCI I border 'round CoCo."

(1983, April) 104
Hall, Mike. "Right justify numbers." (1983, April) 77
Hands, Lester. "Let's look at memory." (1982, De-
cember) 54
Hasenstaub, Theodore P. "Make a hex pad loader."

(1983, January) 143
Kelty, John R. "A cheap talker for out CoCo." (1983,

July) 275
Klement, George E. "Format your video with this

worksheet." (1983, October) 148
Kolar, Joseph. "For that added touch, you need Ap-
pend." (1984, January) 62
Kolar, Joseph. "Let's organize that jumble of tapes."

(1 983, February) 56
Kolar, Joseph. "On printing alphanumerics in eight

directions." (1982, December) 62
Krankoski, Richard. "Paging down memory land: It

may look like garbage, but it's good." (1983, April)

82
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Let's

end those typing errors once and for all." (1983,

January) 95
Lishnak, Pat. "Sort numeric arrays fast with machine

language." (1982, August) 9
Meuse, Richard T. "A super organizer for your tape

files." (1983, December) 169
Mir, Jorge. "CMERGEing the easy way." (1983,

October) 206
Mir, Jorge. "Csave your programs with confidence."

(1984, January) 146
Mir, Jorge. "The latest program? Here's a dating

system." (1983, February) 58
Mir, Jorge. "Machine tape finder/saver." (1987,

December) 12
Mir, Jorge. "Menu maker." (1983, December) 200

Mir, Jorge. "Save ML programs to your disk." (1 982,
April) 42

Mir, Jorge. "Universal data file." (1982, June) 57

Mir, Jorge. "Using the upper RAM of your 64K."
(1983, October) 317

Mir, Jorge. "Videoprinter." (1987, October) 3

Mir, Jorge. "64K conversion? Now what?" (1983,
January) 166

Morgan, Alan J. "The famous speedup poke in fine
detail." (1982, May) 32

Morgan, Alan J. "Synchronizing with your SAM
chip." (1982, July) 24

Morgan, Alan J. "Videoprinter." (1987, October) 3

Moses, Ray. "Stars fall on 80C." (1982, June) 64

Mummaw, Ron. "Using VARPTR, Basic's hidden
command." (1983, June) 110

Nolan, Bill. "Let'scall JOYIN to learn ROM call tech-
nique." (1982, August) 8

Odneal, Steve. "FLEX can be flexible." (1982, Sep-
tember) 58

Poulin, Edgar. "Offset easy." (1983, April) 172

Preble, Laurence D. "Minidos: Two ring circus for
CoCo." (1983, July) 44

Preble, Lawrence D. "FLEX system is powerful addi-
tion to world of 80C." (1982, August) 32

Provost, James. "Keytones help input." (1 983, April)
77

Provost, James. "Synchronous output can be use-
ful." (1984, May) 149

Ray, J. D. "Spruce up your tapes with this cassette
label print program." (1983, June) 30

"Really using print using." (1987, October) 5

Reeves, Mark. "An 8-bit driver for Basic use." (1982,
April) 41

"Reference utilities." (1982, August) 74

Reinhart, Alan V. "Memscan — a utility for the me-
mory explorer." (1984, April) 119

"Rem-d-leet." (1982, January) 21

Roberts, R. N. "Control your screen." (1983, March)
84

"Rompack backup." (1981, December) 15

Rosen, Bob. "This will program your keys on Profes-
sional Keyboard."(1983, June) 80

Roslund, Charles J. "Auto key repeat." (1982, Sep-
tember) 47

Roslund, Charles J. "Format your LLISTings with
FLIST." (1982, December) 86

Roslund, Charles J. "Protect your screen from the
ravages of scrolling with this machine language
scroll protection utility." (1982, November) 46

Roslund, Charles J. "Speed up Basic with ML injec-
tions." (1983, January) 118

Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map."
(1983, July) 254

Samm, Hubert E., Jr. "Want a workhorse editor?
Here's Mr. Ed." (1983, June) 140

Schrag, Roger. "Four patches for your new ROM."
(1984, March) 160

Schrag, Roger. "Multiply your efforts with this key-
board shorthand." (1984, February) 188

"Screen printer." (1987, August) 7

Searby, Sue. "What's a monitor?" (1983, March) 174

Smrcina, Richard. "Spell out your error messages."
(1984, January) 169

Stearman, Colin J. "The powerful Qsort routine
comes to the Color Computer." (1983, August) 196

Stearman, Colin J. "Qsort for the TRS-80 Color
Computer." (1983, July) 112

Sullivan, Steve. "A catalog for your tape." (1983,
February) 96

"Thanks for the memories." (1987, August) 4

"Times square header." (1 987, November) 5

"Turn off that motor— fast." (1982, February) 30

"Using the editor." (1987, August) 7

Weiss, Arnold. "Unidatfl revisited?" (1982,
December) 114

"Wherezitat???" (1982, March) 19

White, Richard A. "Let's look at keyboard input."
(1983, March) 192

WORD PROCESSING

Becker, Barry E.. "A simple word processor." (1982,
November) 138

Falk, Lawrence C. "Three new word processors offer
a variety of features." (1982, April) 33

Falk, Lawrence C. "Word processing — A compari-
son of four different systems." (1982, January) 1

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Be nice

to your printer — give it this AL word processor."
(1983, June) 76

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: tidying
up your word processor program." (1983, Sep-
tember) 291

"Line justifier." (1987, August) 1

Millican, Oscar. "A simple word processor." (1982,
May) 6

"Text editor - word processor." (1987, September) 3

"Word processor." (1987, July) 4

AUTHORS

Albrecht, Bob. "A beginner's guide to cassettefiles."
(1984, January) 110

Albrecht, Bob. "The carefully contrived superhero."
(1983, October) 170

Albrecht, Bob. "Creating characters for fun and ad-
venture." (1983, February) 26

Albrecht, Bob. "Design your own champion." (1983,
November) 140

Albrecht, Bob. "Roll those bones (and other charac-
teristics)." (1983, March) 12

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Aloysious
and the seven characteristics." (1984, March) 138

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Creating
random name files." (1984, May) 113

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Expanding
your character file programs." (1983, July) 248

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "For these
three friends the outcome's a bit dicey." (1982,
December) 168

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "From tetra-
to icosahedron, let the good times roll." (1983,
August) 74

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Inputting
your role playing characters." (1984, February)
292

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Let's ven-
ture into the world of let's pretend." (1982, Sep-
tember) 38

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "The myste-
rious and unpredictable RND." (1982, November)
37

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "The myste-
rious and unpredictable RND." (1984, April) 115

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "RND com-
mand is one secret to good games." (1982, Oc-
tober) 46

Albrecht, Bob ; and Firedrake, George. "Who is this
one called CVCVC?" (1983, June) 234

Alsop, B. H. "D-board 64K upgrade." (1983, March)
100

Alsop, B. H. "Save storage by packing your data."
(1983, September) 314

Anthony, Dave. "A teeny tinydump." (1984, Febru-
ary) 306

Bain, Scott L. "An a-mazing game for your fun."
(1 982, April) 7

Bain, Scott L. "Here's a 120frame'graphics pad'for
easy animation." (1983, July) 53

Ball, Howard Lee. "Nothing can hold a (Roman)
candle to this tallying method." (1984, June) 65

Bananszak, David. "A little tree-trimming music."
(1983, December) 35

Bardus, Sharon. "The young, the old and Color
Logo." (1983, October) 210

Barringer, James. "Dog-gone program. "(1 982, Sep-
tember) 78

Bauter, Curtis J. "CoCo cabinet." (1983, April) 36

Becker, Barry E.. "A simple word processor." (1982,
November) 138

Becker, Barry E. "End those sticky relay blues."
(1983, August) 81

Becker, Barry E. "Revival (cleaning Gemini-10)."
(1984, May) 54

Becker, Rob. "First Saturday in May." (1983, April) 28

Beistel, Phillip. "Doin' the hi-res shuffle." (1983,
July) 196

Bell, Bruce K. "This quiz could be solution to early
math problems." (1983, September) 152

Bennett, Joseph E. "Build a desk for your CoCo."
(1982, March) 16

Bennett, Joseph E. "Chart your flow — and watch
'em go." (1982, February) 14

Bennett, Joseph E. "For all your secrets — the full
Jarbcode program." (1982, May) 50

Bennett, Joseph E. "Get and Put: High-res move-
ment." (1987, November) 10

10

THE RAINBOW Index July 1S

Bennett, Joseph E. ;andl_aidlaw, C. E. "Parachuteor
free fall?" (1982, December) 76

Benoit, Gary. "Elements." (1983, September) 34

Betts, R. Bartley. "Work on your grammar." (1983,
February) 48

Bish, Charlotte. "Thoughts of a computer widow."
(1983, November) 328

Blatt, Ted. "Change those print's to print -2's." (1983,
February) 207

Blyn, Steve. "Avoiding the avalanche with teacher's
aid." (1983, December) 294

Blyn, Steve. "But, what did I get wrong?" (1983,
March) 152

Blyn, Steve. "Can it recite the 'pledge of alle-
giance?'" (1983, November) 314

Blyn, Steve. "Design programs to help children
learn." (1982, July) 18

Blyn, Steve. "Exercise your strings with this vowel
checker." (1983, April) 96

Blyn, Steve. "Finding areas and perimeters in hi-
res." (1984, April) 43

Blyn, Steve. "Good reinforcement means you can't
frown at me." (1982, August) 41

Blyn, Steve. "Guess the missing number." (1984,
June)-\2-\

Blyn, Steve. "The 'initial' experience can be child's
play!" (1982, November) 18

Blyn, Steve. "Killing flies with the friendly tool."
(1984, March) 121

Blyn, Steve. "Learning to create forms of sub-
stance." (1983, July) 130

Blyn, Steve. "Let your computer assist in concept
development." (1983, August) 152

Blyn, Steve. "Make the difficulty level variable."
(1982, September) 35

Blyn, Steve. "Making a bar graph of your child's test
scores." (1983, June) 28

Blyn, Steve. "One graphics screen is worth a thou-
sand alphanumeric characters." (1984, February)
60

Blyn, Steve. "A personalized certificate can reward
young computerists." (1983, October) 106

Blyn, Steve. "Programming a computer illiterate
school." (1983, September) 50

Blyn, Steve. "Proper grammar important in educa-
tional programs." (1982, October) 26

Blyn, Steve. "Random often needs a helping hand."
(1983, February) 14

Blyn, Steve. "Reviving a nearly lost art with 'little
letter writer.'" (1984, January) 87

Blyn, Steve. "Sustain children's interest by expand-
ing relevance." (1982, December) 56

Blyn, Steve. "Swinging with baseball interest can aid
educators." (1984, May) 190

Blyn, Steve." 'User friendly' requires friendly users."
(1983, January) 92

Bodiroga, George. "A day at the races." (1 984, April)
82

Bohne, Bill. "A FORMATR for the Gemini." (1983,
June)\ 82

Boston, William. "Here's an easy way to place orders
by mail." (1982, August) 19

Boyarsky, Oleg. "A most moving message." (1984,
January) 96

Brooks, Sid. "Visible check register." (1984, Janu-
ary; 124

Bruck, Bill. "Keep track with a mailing list." (1982,
October) 86

Carson, Edward R. "Baseball statistics made easy."
(1983, July) 92

Carson, Edward R. "The financial analyst." (1984,
March) 50

Carson, Edward R. "The most professional garage
sale in the neighborhood." (1984, May) 156

Carter, Gary L. "Basketball." (1984, February) 161

Chamberlain, Ross. "Graphics word processing."
(1982, December) 136

Charney, Mark. "Track down errors with this disk
fixer." (1984, March) 196

Clark, Gregory. "The amazing adventures of Kar-
rak." (1984, February) 91

Clark, Gregory. "Sir Randolf of the Moors." (1983,
January) 26

Clark, Gregory. "Twenty odd-ball screen routines."
(1984, January) 202

Clements, Dave. "Pie graph supreme." (1 984, Janu-
ary) 189

Clements, William C, Jr. "Install a chip-saving
'power-on' light." (1983, April) 18

Clements, William C, Jr. "OS-9 meets the Wolfbug
monitor." (1984, February) 322

Clements, William C, Jr. "Rockin' through ROM."

(1982, August) 29
Clift, Simon. "What is your compatibility rating?"

(1984, February) 292
Craig, Jeff. "The crown of Merro." (1984, February)

27
Cromley, David A. "Check your TV alignment."

(1983, March) 201
Crooks, Robert L. "A common denominatorfor math

study and ease." (1983, February) 102
Curtis, H. Allen. "A challenging word game." (1984,

Junejl 38
Curtis, H. Allen. "Getting more from Pmode 4."

(1982, June) 42
Curtis, H. Allen. "Little E does big job to Basic."

(1984, April) 170
Curtis, H.Allen. "MC-1 memory map." (1984, Janu-
ary) 309
Curtis, H. Allen. "Prospecting the MC-10." (1984,

February) 314
Curtis, H. Allen. "Rainbow check plus for the CoCo

and the MC-10." (1984, February) 21
Curtis, H. Allen. "Shades of PMODEs 1 and 2 gives

you even more colors." (1982, November) 78
Cutter, Norm. "The simplicity of sinelines." (1983,

October) 80
Dana, John W. "Movinggraphics."(7982, December)

85
Dana, John W "Son of graphic traffic." (1983,

March) 164
Davenport, Alan. "Master messenger." (1983, No-
vember) 42
Davidson, Kevin. "The demystification of ML on

disk." (1983, December) 180
Davis, Gary A. "Make your REMS stand out." (79S2,

March) 12
Davis, Gary A. ; and Davis, Susan. "Try this helpful

number-base conversion quiz." (1984, January)

140
Davis, Susan P. "CoCo widows." (1984, May) 119
Davis, Susan P. "The computing female." (1984,

June)1 74
Davis, Susan P. "Fonehome-E.T. could have used

this one." (1982, November) 82
Davis, Susan P. "Women and the Color Computer."

(1984, April) 215
Dawson, David. "Glommer: true graphics for 4K."

(1983, October) 122
Dayton, John K. "Upgrading the Shack's screen

print program to 32K " (1983, October) 290
Deahl, Kenneth G. "Flow gently, sweet listing."

(1983, February) 74
Delbourgo, D.; Delbourgo, R.; and Latner, Norman.

"Two illusions." (two articles) (1983, March) 28
Delbourgo, Dan ; and Delbourgo, Robert. "Picture

your face." (1983, October) 306
Delbourgo, R. T. "Who goes on Random Walks."

(1983, January) 130
Delbourgo, R. T.; and Delbourgo, D. "More moire —

from downunder." (1982, November) 23
Delbourgo, Robert. "A challenge for psychics and

sleuths." (1983, August) 20
Delbourgo, Robert. "Fascinating fractals: Geometry

of nature." (1983, July) 28
Delbourgo, Robert. "A musical scale generator."

(1983, June) 262
Delbourgo, Robert. "3-D graph plotting of multiple

variables." (1983, June) 116
Delbourgo, Robert; and Ferguson, Brian. "Tumble

'brella." (1983, October) 204
Delbourgo, T. ; and Delbourgo, R. "Consequences

from downunder." (1983, March) 110
Delperdang, Ralph. "Lazy man's disk directory.

(1983, December) 216
Derringer, Dennis. "A change of address." (1984,

May) 38
Derringer, Dennis. "Wallpaper calculator." (1984,

June)206
Dersheimer, Richard. "The eyes have it." (1982,

November) 142
Dersheimer, Richard. "Here's the answer but what

was the question?" (1984, January) 98
Dersheimer, Richard. "Redchase." (1983,

November) 158
Dettman, Harvey. "Markup and profit: two for the

money." (1984, March) 20
DiStefano, Tony. "Adding function keys to your key-
board." (1984, March) 117
DiStefano, Tony. "Build a 'Y' adapter for your disk

controller." (1983, July) 176

DiStefano, Tony. "Build a speaker/amplifier for your
computer." (1983, November) 230

DiStefano, Tony. "Build this parallel printer inter-
face." (1983, August) 192

DiStefano, Tony. "Construct a finger-saving circuit
for your joystick." (1983, February) 156

DiStefano, Tony. "Designing a video monitor out-
put." (1984, May,) 188

DiStefano, Tony. "Equip your computer with a pho-
neme speech synthesizer." (1984, June) 128

DiStefano, Tony. "Gl sound generator: software con-
trol for complex sounds." (1983, September) 182

DiStefano, Tony. "Green on black video: 'eye
friendly' conversion." (1983, March) 176

DiStefano, Tony. "A hardware hackercleans house."
(1983, October) 130

DiStefano, Tony. "High speed POKE has effect on
CoCo hardware." (1983, January) 78

DiStefano, Tony. "How to reduce that RFI on your
monitor." (1983, April) 146

DiStefano, Tony. "Install your own ROM switcher."
(1983, December) 122

DiStefano, Tony. "Memories of the PROM." (1983,
June/72

DiStefano, Tony. "Trouble shooter makes the pro-
gram pak connection." (1984, February) 330

DiStefano, Tony. "Upgrading your Color Computer
2." (1984, January) 130

DiStefano, Tony. "A 12-volt power supply for the
CoCo2." (1984, April) 149

Diercks, Wayne A. "Pilfering in low memory." (1982,
February^

Diercks, Wayne A. "You and yourtwo-timin' CPU."
(1982, March) 20

Dollberg, Donald D. "Visual aids by CoCo." (1984,
June)53

Dollberg, Donald D. "What are those device
numbers for?" (1984, January) 163

Dooman, Bob. "Invitations made easy." (1983, Janu-
ary) 74

Downard, Dan. "Getting started with machine lan-
guage." (1984, January) 56

Downard, Dan. "How fast is your CoCo?" (1983,
December) 182

Downard, Dan. "Kid CoCo is no lightweight." (1983,
August) 174

Downard, Dan. "The new 64K CoCo." (1983, Sep-
tember) 236

Downard, Dan. "Opening CoCo's library to the MC-
10." (1983, October) 196

Downard, Dan. "Rainbug III." (1983, July) 234

Downard, Dan. "Rainbug IV." (1983, August) 58

Downard, Dan. "Rainbug V." (1983, September) 306

Downard, Dan. "The Rainbug monitor." (1983, April)
44

Downard, Dan. "Rainbug redux." (1983, June) 264

Downard, Dan. "Remote operation of the Color
Computer." (1983, November) 118

Downard, Dan. "The rewards of non-standard inter-
facing." (1983, February) 118

Downard, Dan. "Smartsforadumbterminal."(1983,
March) 160

Drouillard, Dan. "Craps. ..as it's played at the CoCo
casino." (1984, April) 67

Dubuc, Mike. "Try these test patterns on your color
monitor." (1983, August) 100

Dudgeon, Jim ; and Dudgeon, Michael. "Videotex to
disk." (1982, February) 11

Ebbert, Jim. "Can you protect Starbase Alpha?"
(1982, November) 101

Ebbert, Jim. "A Mini-calc program. "(1982, October)
60

Eichstaedt, Pete. "EDTASM minus?" (1984, March)
32

Ellers, Ed. "RAM/ROM upgrade roundup." (1984,
May) 49

Elliot, Sheila. "LoCo CoCo and the 1812." (1984,
June)67

Ellis, Richard S. "Install you own disk drive 'on/off
indicator." (1983, November) 296

Endres, M. H. "Printing characters on the graphic
screen." (1982, May) 8

Ericson, Robert W. "Building Spectaculator shells."
(1983, April) 74

Ericson, Robert W. "Printing graphic characters on
the Microline 82A." (1983, October) 296

Faessler, Chuck. "Pop quiz: Name the 50 capitals."
(1 983, April) 34

Fahlberg, T. A. "Your very own interior decorator."
(1984, June) 28

July 1984 THE RAINBOW Index 11

Fahy, Mike. "Boltype: a tutorial on the use of dot
graphics." (1984, May) 67

Falk, Lawrence C. "Converting programs to 80C."
(1982, August) 79

Falk, Lawrence C. "Do your taxes on your COCO."
(1982, March) 8

Falk, Lawrence C. "Prepare for tax time — easily."
(1982, February) 2

Falk, Lawrence C. "Printers: Overview of some fea-
tures." (1982, June; 21

Falk, Lawrence C. "A tale of two discs." (1981,
December) 3

Falk, Lawrence C. "Three new word processors offer
a variety of features." (1982, April) 33

Falk, Lawrence C. "Word processing — A compari-
son of four different systems." (1982, January) 1

Fauske, Wes. "A moveable feast for the CoCo."
(1983, August) 28

Fernold, John. "How healthy are you?" (1982, No-
vember) 124

Firedrake, George ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Let's try
fantasy role playing games." (1983, April) 226

Ford, James H., Jr. "Animation using the X-pad for
graphics production." (1983, December) 74

Forsha, Jerry D. "We want our Q-nerd." (1984, May)
175

Foster, Leslie A. "Two years of Rainbow." (1983,
July) 290

Foulke, Robert. "Random graphic fun." (1987, De-
cember) 8

Fountain, J. Paul. "Pmode4 graphics dump." (1 983,
October) 298

Franklin, William G. "Flying the 'Sopwith with CoCo
— an instrument flight simulation in real time."
(1983, June) 54

Franksen, Aaron. "Low resolution drawing." (1983.
March) 166

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Homing in on a guided missile
system." (1983, March) 154

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Let's go sailing." (1982, Oc-
tober) 76

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Marathon madness." (1983,
October) 18

Fraysse, John W, Jr. "Rainbow roach." (1983, June)
38

French, Paul. "Iowa lemonade." (1983, April) 60

Furman, Barry R. "The home slot machine." (1984,
April) 131

Furman, Barry R. "Hi, there! I'm your friendly acey
deucey dealer." (1984, January) 26

Garrett, Norman. "Random lab scheduler: utility for
frustrated teachers." (1983, September) 18

Garrett, Ron. "Key your checks to accounts." (1 982,
October) 20

Garrett, Ron. "Set up for accounts receivable."
(1982, October) 118

Garrett, Ron. "Want some money? Send out a state-
ment." (1 982, November) 98

Gauvreau, Ray. "Alter your programs with Revfield."
(1983, August) 282

Gauvreau, Ray "A bigger byte for basic (extra 8K for
64K).(1984, January) 74

Gauvreau, Ray. "Tie an ASCII border 'round CoCo."
(1983, April) 104

German, J. D. "Cheapstick — asmooth, rugged joys-
tick for less than $10." (1984, February) 186

German, J. D. "Put your keyboard on the screen."
(1984, March) 128

Germann, Karl. "This routine draws circles around
the rest, randomly." (1983, March) 191

Giovanoni, Richard. "House$." (1984, March) 162

Giovanoni, Richard. "Work station on wheels."
(1983, July) 218

Goebel, Kathy. "Make a logo." (1982, October) 50

Goldberg, Morton. "Marquee de fin." (1983, Febru-
ary) 204

Good, Steve. "Printer spooling will increase your
throughput." (1983, June) 246

Gray, Thomas. "Fast, fun and educational — that's
speedmath." (1983, December) 124

Gray, Thomas. "Make this handy reusable graphics
grid." (1983, April) 73

Gray, Thomas. "Measuring your inches: not just a
fraction of knowledge." (1983, September) 122

Griffin, Jim. "Space shutter." (1983, October) 68

Hadley, Joe. "Simply load and. ..Bingo! Instant fun."
(1984, April) 89

Hady, Tom. "Use CoCo to help communicate those
Christmas Greetings." (1983, December) 68

Hall, Chris. "Really combine graphics and text."

(1982, November) 26
Hall, Jim. "Graphics special: the '178' poke." (1983,

October) 102
Hall, Kenneth. "Place your bet!" (1984, April) 195
Hall, Mike. "Four for the show." (1983, October) 77
Hall, Mike. "Racing the clock with trailin' trail."

(1 983, August) 35
Hall, Mike. "Right justify numbers." (1983, April) 77
Hall, William R. "Custom interface for the Gemini-

10." (1983, November) 202
Hands, Lester. "Let's look at memory." (1982,

December) 54
Hardy, Harry. "Data communications and your Color

Computer." (1983, April) 78
Hardy, Harry. "Data communications and your Color

Computer." (1983, June) 240
Hardy, Harry. "Hide that disk directory." (1983,

October) 46
Hardy, Harry. "An introduction to synchronous data

transmission." (1983, November) 173
Hasenstaub, Theodore P. "Build a light pen." (1983,

April) 90
Hasenstaub, Theodore P. "Get cracking. "(1983, Au-
gust) 290
Hasenstaub, Theodore P. "Make a hex pad loader."

(1983, January) 143
Hayden, Joe. "A little string music please." (1984,

June)1 85
Hefter, Martin. "Living with one disk." (1983, April)

174
Hefter, Melvin. "Getting more from the disk direc-
tory." (1983, July) 152
Hefter, Melvin. "One disk is better than two." (1984,

March) 291
Hill, Eddie. "Costcalc: The Manufacturer's cost ac-
countant." (1984, March) 98
Himowitz, Michael J. "How to be a printer artist in

one easy lesson." (1983, November) 126
Himowitz, Michael J. "Turn your printer into a type-
setter with Big Print." (1983, December) 18
Himowitz, Michael J. "A Valentine printer mystery."

(1984, February) 88
Himowitz, Michael J. : and Nelson, Julius. "Christ-
mas printer mysteries." (1983, December) 54
Himowitz, Michael J. and Nelson, Julius. "The first

Saturday in May." (1984, May) 180
Himowitz, Michael J. : and Nelson, Julius. "Printer

mystery." (1984, January) 144
Himowitz, Michael J. ; and Nelson, Julius. "A very

important man." (1984, March) 169
Hine, Al. "Race the track." (1982, September) 60
Hoffman, Paul S. "Converting Micropainterto disk."

(1984, March) 132
Hoffman, Paul S. "Launch your next trip from X-

pad." (1983, November) 292
Hogg, Frank. "SAGE and CoCo don't mix — yet."

(1984, March) 293
Hogg, Frank. "For the CPU of choice: go CoCo."

(1984, February) 332
Hogg, Frank. "OS-9? FLEX? Or both?" (1984, June)

278
Hogg, Frank. "On OS-9 matters, Frank FLEXes his

bias." (1984, May) 314
Hooper, David. "An educational U.S." (1982, March)

39
Hooper, David. "Here come the vipers." (1987,

December) 5
Hooper, David. "Mathpal will teach youngsters."

(1983, January) 111
Hooper, David. "A pumpkin foryourwindow." (1982,

October) 104
Hryzak, Wolfgang. "International ping-pong." (1 982,

September) 41
Hughes, Don ; and James, Jessie. "A face saving

addressor for Fred." (1983, December) 160
Hughes, Don ; and James, Jessie. "Fred's postcard

whacker." (1984, May) 84
Husak, Charles. "The little runner." (1984, March)

170
Hyre, Leonard. "Let CoCo Type help you tighten up

that typing." (1984, January) 106
Hyre, Leonard. "You can bet on wager master."

(1984, May) 166
Inman, Don. "Achieving motion with GET and PUT."

(1983, January) 106
Inman, Don. "The beginning game." (1984, April)

210
Inman, Don. "Direct graphic design." (1983,

October) 108

Inman, Don. "Dividing the pie — colorfully." (1984,
March) 199

Inman, Don. "Happy graphic holidays." (1983,
December) 188

Inman, Don. "High resolution graphics techniques
are explained." (1982, December) 41

Inman, Don. "Let's get serious shifting axes in quads I
and IV." (1983, June) 90

Inman, Don. "Looking at Logo from Basic." (1984, May)
125

Inman, Don. "A menu is helpful for choosing the right
course." (1984, February) 54

Inman, Don. "Now, let's make some regular polygons."
(1983, April) 106

Inman, Don. "Paint shop." (1983, September 298

Inman, Don. "Prompted graphics program." (1 984, Jan-
uary) 152

Inman, Don. "Running circles around LOGO." (1984,
June) 48

Inman, Don. "Techniques for plotting screen graphs."
(1983, February) 186

Inman, Don. "Using graphics: Circles and arcs." (1 983,
July) 168

Inman, Don. "Using graphics." (1983, March) 102

Inman, Don. "What you Get is what you Put." (1983,
August) 106

James, Brian. "80C report from West Coast Computer
Faire." (1982, May) 20

Jaworski, John J. "A dungeon master's character
sheet." (1984, March) 190

Kawa, Jeff. "Shuttle graphic." (1984, May) 131

Kelley, Robert. "Towersof Hanoi."(1982, November) 42

Kelty, John R. "A cheap talker for out CoCo." (1983,
July) 275

Keyes, Michael J. "Cheat at adventure." (1983, Febru-
ary) 99

Kheriaty, Larry. "Logo, Pilot and computer literacy."
(1983, September) 160

Kimmelman, Paul. "CoCo and the educational adminis-
trator." (1982, November) 105

Kimmelman, Paul. "Education and the Color Compu-
ter." (1983, April) 224

Kimmelman, Paul. "Education and the Color Compu-
ter." (1983, June) 232

Kimmelman, Paul. "Furniture for the classroom compu-
ter." (1 983, March) 24

Kimmelman, Paul : and Macali, David. "CoCo as an
educational bargain." (1983, February) 124

Kimmelman, Paul ; and Macali, David. "Establishing a
CoCo educational network." (1983, January) 154

Kimmelman, Paul; and Macali, David. "Software in the
classroom." (1982, December) 146

Kincade, Steve. "Try your hand at blackjack." (1984,
April) 97

King, David. "Repainting a Pmode4 rainbow." (1983,
October) 60

Klement, George E. "Format your video with this work-
sheet." (1983, October) 148

Knight, Glenn B. "Power of attorney." (1 983, March) 56

Knolhoff, Mike. "The CoCo open." (1 984, February) 68

Kohn, Joseph. "A colorful game of draw: That's color
poker." (1983, April) 162

Kohn, Joseph. "Printout at PMODE4." (1 983, July) 262

Kohn, Joseph. "Try your hand at color blackjack." (1 983,
October) 134

Kolar, Joseph. "Answerthe Question 'what happens if...'
" (1983, June) 255

Kolar, Joseph. "Create your own tutorial." (1983, Oc-
tober; 182

Kolar, Joseph. "Creating a test for the computer widow."
(1984, June) 58

Kolar, Joseph. "Debugging can be fun." (1983, De-
cember) 138

Kolar, Joseph. "Drawing on this blackboard chalks up
programming ease." (1983, September) 88

Kolar, Joseph. "Flaunt your CoCo with season's greet-
ings cards." (1983, December) 98

Kolar, Joseph. "For that added touch, you need Ap-
pend." (1 984, January) 62

Kolar, Joseph. "Homegrown hints and evil eye." (1983,
November) 306

Kolar, Joseph. "Learning through program dissection."
(1983, July) 148

Kolar, Joseph. "Let's clean up that text screen." (1 983,
September) 278

Kolar, Joseph. "Let's organize that jumble of tapes."
(1983, February) 56

Kolar, Joseph. "Let's share some of your useful hints."
(1983, April) 200

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THE RAINBOW Index July 1S

Kolar, Joseph. "Lets take 'Basic' training." (1982,
December) 37

Kolar, Joseph. "More organization: create a tape regis-
ter." (1983, March) 132

Kolar, Joseph. "On printing alphanumerics in eight di-
rections." (1982, December)&2

Kolar, Joseph. "Program appending for fun and profit."
(1984, April) 182

Kolar, Joseph. "Taking Basic training." (1983, January)
10

Kolar, Joseph. "This one's a piece of cake." (1984, May)
116

Kolar, Joseph. "Tidying up your text." (1983, August)
116

Kolar, Joseph. "What a difference some A's make."
(1984, March) 149

Kolar, Joseph. "When a graphic idea strikes..." (1984,
February) 284

Konecky, Larry. "The CoCo composer." (1983, De-
cember) 131

Konecky, Larry. "CoCo says repeat this tune." (1983,
April) 218

Konecky, Larry. "Let Bibliography file help with that
term paper!" (1983, September) 252

Konecky, Larry. "Let's write some music." (1982, De-
cember) 66

Konecky, Larry. "Tone row composing." (1984, June,) 23

Kotcher, Darryl. "Color sketch: a keyboard graphics
utility." (1983, October) 161

Kottke, Richard. "Monitor mod for your CoCo." (1984,
January) 179

Kozubal, John W "Face to face to face to face." (1984,
January) 89

Krankoski, Richard. "Paging down memory land: It may
look like garbage, but it's good." (1983, April) 82

Krebs, Ron. "De-mystifying the PclearO." (1983, Sep-
tember) 112

Kretschmer, J. C. "Estimating reading difficulty
sentence-by-sentence." (1983, June) 148

Krikorian, Edward. "Create three-dimensional graphics
with SAR27." (1983, January) 170

Krikorian, Edward. "Draw something exotic with
Vitex93." (1 983, September) 206

Kurowsky, Suzanne. "CoCo clubs." (1 983, August) 302

L'Hommedieu, Douglas C. "Hang 'em up." (1983, Feb-
ruary) 40

Laake, Josef A. "The laserworm and the firefly." (1983,
November) 220

Laessig, Mark. "Curvf itz is number cruncher of the first
order." (1983, April) 234

Lai, Stephen. "Boggle clone demands concentration."
^983, September) 60

Lai, Stephen. "Puzzle sticks and picture maker." (1984,
January) 184

Lai, Stephen. "Three easy pieces: one animator's art."
(1983, >1pr//; 188

Latham, Chris ; and Erickson, John. "Micro-meltdown:
A nuclear reactor simulation." (1983, April) 112

Lengyel, David. "Half life of nuclear decay." (1983,
March) 34

Lester, Lane P. "An electronic gradebook." (1982, Sep-
tember) 8

Lester, Lane P. "Illustrating lectures with graphics."
(1983, January) 136

Lester, Lane P. "Render unto IRS." (1983, February) 18

Lester, Lane P. "Screen-to-printer color graphics."
(1983, March) -\8

Lester, Lane P. "Supreme Sysop and magnificent mo-
dem monster." (1983, November) 20

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: A look at
editor/assemblers." (1983, February) 194

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: All's not
lost— we've still got fun." (1983, November) 298

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Assembly
language makes good graphics easy." (1982, Oc-
tober) 92

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Be nice to
your printer — give it this AL word processor." (1983,
June/76

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Beyond the
'Vaders.'" (1983, March) 218

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Down to
business with this ML graphics game." (1982, No-
vember) 90

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Let's blast
those 'vaders.'" (1982, December) 106

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Let's end
those typing errors once and for all." (1 983, January)
95

Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Let's soak

up some assembly." (1982, July) 38
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Questions -

Questions and some answers for everyone." (1982,

September) 73
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: Write an ML

program to handle BASIC chores." (1983, April) 98
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: dabbling

with disk." (1983, October) 190
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: problems?"

(1984, February) 281
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: those

'strange-looking' listings." (1984, January) 222
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner: tidying up

your word processor program." (1983, September)

291
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly comer." (1982,

April) 4
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner." (1982,

May) 47
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly comer." (1982,

June) 6
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Assembly corner." (1 982, Au-
gust) 22
Lewandowski, Dennis S. "Hardcopy revisited: position

independence and a minor debugging." (1984,

March) 123
Liddil, Bob. "Adventuring with style." (1984, February)

205
Liddil, Bob. "Four books from dragonland." (1984,

March) 143
Liddil, Bob. "Joe journalist interviews a Dragon." (1 983,

December) 312
Liddil, Bob. "Keys to creating winning adventures."

(1984, February) 52
Liddil, Bob. "The magic software machine." (1984, Jan-
uary) 218
Lindsay, Doug. "Color graphic banner." (1984, May,) 41
Lishnak, Pat. "Sort numeric arrays fast with machine

language." (1 982, August) 9
Ludlum, Bob. "Making four-part harmony easier." (1 984,

June) 74
Luetke, Paul N. "Grade averaging could be handy

teacher's aid." (1 983, September) 228
Macali, David. "Peripherals for the Color Computer

'joystick dilemma.'" (1983, June) 196
Manning, Ric. "Teach CoCo to dial up some fun." (1983,

November) 122
Martens, Gordon. "The piano tutor." (1984, June) 19
Matice, Norman. "Gone fishing." (1984, January) 158
Mauro, Robert. "Merry Christmas to all and to all a

good-bye." (1983, December) 205
Meixsell, Dennis. "Build this board for easy interfacing."

(1983, July) 106
Meixsell, Dennis. "Interface a calculator keyboard to the

PIA." (1983, December) 207
Meuse, Richard T. "A super organizer for your tape

files." (1983, December) 169
Mickle, Dan. "Predicting fallout." (1983, March) 40
Millican, Oscar. "A simple word processor." (1982, May)

6
Mir, Jorge. "Advmaker makes adventures." (1982,

August) 47
Mir, Jorge. "An automatic phone dialer for Radio

Shack's Modem II." (1983, November)53
Mir, Jorge. "CMERGEing the easy way. "(1983, October)

206
Mir, Jorge. "Csave your programs with confidence."

(1984, January) 146
Mir, Jorge. "Downloading from Videotex." (1987, No-
vember) 9
Mir, Jorge. "The latest program? Here's a dating sys-
tem." (1 983, February) 58
Mir, Jorge. "Let's go on a simple Rainbow adventure."

(1 982, July) 9
Mir, Jorge. "Machine tape finder/saver." (1987, De-
cember) 1 2
Mir, Jorge. "Make an index for your disc." (1 982, Febru-
ary) 23
Mir, Jorge. "Menu maker." (1983, December) 200
Mir, Jorge. "Poking memory with a disc." (1 982, March)

29
Mir, Jorge. "Save ML programs to your disk." (1982,

April) 42
Mir, Jorge. "TESTEM will help you prepare for final

exams." (1982, May) 17
Mir, Jorge. "Universal data file." (1982, June) 57
Mir, Jorge. "Using the upper RAM of your64K." (1983,

October) 317

Mir, Jorge. "Videoprinter." (1987, October) 3
Mir, Jorge. "64K conversion? Now what?" (1 983, Janu-
ary) 166
Mitchell, Dennis E. "Business software and the Color

Computer." (1984, March) 28
Montes, Martin S. "Losing this action 'Pac-ed' game is a

real 'pill.'" (1 984, January) 70
Montes, Martin S. "Supply water to thirsty urbanites

with PIPELINE." (1983, June) 258
Morgan, Alan J. "The famous speedup poke in fine

detail." (1982, May) 32
Morgan, Alan J. "How much memory?"(1982, January)

19
Morgan, Alan J. "Synchronizing with your SAM chip."

(1982, July) 24
Morgan, Alan J. "Videoprinter." (1987, October) 3
Moses, Ray. "Stars fall on 80C." (1982, June) 64
Mosty, Mark S. "Color billbars help chart spending."

(1982, April) W
Mummaw, Ron. "Using VARPTR, Basic's hidden com-
mand." (1983, June) 110
Myers, Paul Wesley. "Fourforfun. (1984, January) 210
Nannen, Jason. "A most dangerous mission." (1984,

February) 64
Nelson, Tom. "Contract basics for the computer user."

(1983, August) 226
Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 1."

(1983, September) 28
Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 2."

(1983, October) 292
Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 3."

(1983, November,) 21 2
Nelson, Tom. "Copyrighting your software part 4."

(1983, December) 220
Nelson, Tom. "Got a program? Get a market!" (1983,

Junejl 64
Nelson, Tom. "Legal discussion on the Color Compu-
ter." (1 983, April) 56
Nelson, Tom. "A primer on printers." (1984, May) 288
Nelson, Tom. "A primer on printers part 2." (1 984, June)

114
Nelson, Tom. "The right to know: it's also an obligation."

(1984, January) 166
Nelson, Tom. "The secrets of successful software sub-
missions." (1983, July) 36
Nelson, Tom. "Starting your own computer business."

(1984, March) 212
Nelson, Tom. "Starting your own computer business —

the first step." (1984, April) 156
Nielsen, Linda. "Understanding probability will improve

your odds." (1983, July) 226
Nolan, Bill. "A complete character generator." (1984,

February) 178
Nolan, Bill. "And now, Igor, the envelope, please." (1 984,

March) 125
Nolan, Bill. "The benefits of role playing are no fantasy."

(1984, January) 34
Nolan, Bill. "Blow by blow account of an emerging

combat system." (1983, September) 192
Nolan, Bill. "Computer supported combat is no fantasy."

(1983, November; 168
Nolan, Bill. "Continuing your character record file."

(1983, February) 179
Nolan, Bill. "Create a character file program." (1983,

January) 15
Nolan, Bill. "Create character files with this 'finished'

program." (1983, March) 202
Nolan, Bill. "A database manager for dragons." (1984,

May) 142
Nolan, Bill. "Demons in the dungeon? Let's see them

bite," (1 982, September) 22
Nolan, Bill. "Details of a magic system (and a monster

contest)." (1983, December) 228
Nolan, Bill. "Development of a new fantasy game."

(1983, October) 152
Nolan, Bill. "Dragons are nice folks, too — almost all

1440 of them!" (1982, August) 62
Nolan, Bill. "Fantasy games." (1 982, July) 27
Nolan, Bill. "Heresome new FRP routines."(1982, May)

23
Nolan, Bill. "In pursuit of Captain 'Hook.' A report on the

piracy seminar at Rainbowfest-Long Beach." (1984,

May) 29
Nolan, Bill. "Keeping the loathsome in line (better mons-
ter management)." (1983, April) 170
Nolan, Bill. "Let's call JOYIN to learn ROM call tech-
nique." (1 982, August) 8
Nolan, Bill. "Make monsters from silicon — and use

them here." (1982, October) 106
Nolan, Bill. "Now a whole bag of dice." (1 982, June) 38

July 1964 THE RAINBOW Index 13

Nolan, Bill. "Pressed for time? Paint a dragon!" (1982,

December) 50
Nolan, Bill. "Programming the combat system." (1983,

August) 170
Nolan, Bill. "Ready for combat? Draw your crossbow."

(1983, July) 178
Nolan, Bill. "Slay your turkey with these 'duel' pro-
grams." (1 982, November) 67
Nolan, Bill. "Using DATA lines to cache your creatures."

(1983, June) 124
Nolan, Sara. "Micro-maestro — using CoCo's PLAY

statement." (1982, December) 10
O'Donnell, Timothy. "Search for words — any words."

(1982, December) 130
Odlin, R. W "Polygons? Gollygons!" (1983, December)

318
Odneal, Steve. "FLEX can be flexible." (1982, Sep-
tember) 58
Ostrer, Ken. "Treasures of the Enrakian Empire." (1983,

August) 122
Owen, David. "Build an RS232 device select switch for

under $20." (1983, December) 202
Paravati, Joseph S. "Flags." (1983, October) 92
Penrose, Paul. "PLAYing around with your 80C." (1 982,

July) 22
Peppenhorst, Stan. "Make authoritative decisions with

this situational model." (1983, February) 132
Peppenhorst, Stan. "Statistics in the classroom: mean

and standard deviation." (1983, October) 144
Pesha, Ronald. "Spelling practice." (1983, March) 198
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

July) 285
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

August) 189
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

September) 268
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

October) 215
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1983,

November) 300
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1 983, De-
cember) 143
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

January) 302
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

February) 300
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

March) 206
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

April) 202
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

May) 185
Peterson, Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert." (1984,

June)\ 23
Phillips, Chris. "This guitar tutor doesn't fret." (1984,

June)-\ 62
Phillips, Daniel W. "Dots: A change of pace from outer

space." (1983, July) 83
Plaxton, John. "Flashy program, by thunder." (1983,

April) 16
Plaxton, John. "Script provides remedial help in reading

and spelling." (1983, December) 194
Plog, Michael. "Changes in the micro revolution." (1 983,

November) 115
Plog, Michael. "Computer consortia consolidations."

(1984, March) 185
Plog, Michael. "Computers in education: projecting the

future through research." (1984, June) 51
Plog, Michael "Education outside the school." (1984,

April) 129
Plog, Michael. "Examining some educational uses of

the Color Computer." (1983, August) 194
Plog, Michael. "Hard copy your diskette listings with

style." (1983, March) 126
Plog, Michael. "Microcomputers: bigger isn't always

better." (1 984, February) 62
Plog, Michael. "Networking for better software evalua-
tion." (1 983, September) 84
Plog, Michael. "Of what value are traditional skills in a

rapidly changing culture?" (1984, January) 68
Plog, Michael. "Out of diversity, an evolving curriculum."

(1984, May) 52
Plog, Michael. "Putting a little history in your future."

(1983, December) 166
Plog, Michael. "What is computer literacy?" (1983, Oc-
tober) 66
Pollard, Ed. "Now lookit that!" (1983, January) 164
Pollock, Tommy ; and Pollock, Gail. "Bach to basic."

(1983, November) -\52

Pollock, Tommy ; and Pollock, Gail. "CoCo classics."

(1984, June) 131
Pollock, Ward. "The high adventure of para-jumper."

(1983, December) 176
Popovich, Michael. "The memory game." (1984, Janu-
ary) 116
Popovich, Michael. "The fun connection." (1984, June)

156
Poppe, T Robert. "Stunt pilot." (1984, March) 67
Portela, Henry. "How is how." (79S3, November) 204
Posner, Judd. "A small business accounting system."

(1982, November) 108
Posner, Judd. "Spectaculator statistics." (1983, Febru-
ary) 10
Pouch, Arnold. "Motion picture programming — the

details." (1982, /Ipri/; 13
Pouch, Arnold. "Motion picture programming — a pro-
gram to run." (1982, May) 36
Poulin, Edgar. "Offset easy." (1983, April) 172
Preble, Laurence D. "Minidos: Two ring circus for

CoCo."(1983, July) 44
Preble, Lawrence D. "FLEX system is powerful addition

to world of 80C." (1982, August) 32
Preble, Lawrence D. "Stay alive at Outpost Five." (1983,

February) 34
Provost, James. "Keytones help input." (1983, April) 77
Provost, James. "Synchronous output can be useful."

(1984, May) 149
Puckett, Dale L. "From hi-res to high style... coming to

life with OS-9." (1983, December) 298
Puckett, Dale L. "A mix of kits, tricks and comments."

(1984, June) 287
Puckett, Dale L. "More answers, new products and a

major Basic09 program." (1984, March) 298
Puckett, Dale L. "News, explanations and a checkbook

balancing act." (1984, April) 306
Puckett, Dale L. "Nostalgia, notes and tools of the

trade." (1984, January) 132
Puckett, Dale L "OS-9 users group president's column."

(1984, Marchj 308
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 users group president's column."

(1984, April) 317
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 users group president's column."

(1984, May) 31 3
Puckett, Dale L. "Point, counterpoint, terminal problems

and a technical potpourri." (1 984, February) 324
Puckett, Dale L. "The power of OS-9." (1983, October)

178
Puckett, Dale L. "Sad news, good news, a successful

terminal program and some Basic09 tricks." (1984,

May) 297
Puckett, Dale L. "The shell game." (1 983, November) 58
Pyne, Jeff. "Measure for measure." (1983, September)

226
Ray, J. D. "Spruce up your tapes with this cassette label

print program." (1983, June) 30
Ray, J. D. "Summarize income and expenses with home

budget analysis." (1983, July) 60
Ray, J. D. "Up, up and A(merican) way." (1984, March)

74
Ray, R. D. "Five year's worth of income tax." (1983,

February) 148
Reed, Jim. "Having an adventure with adventure."

(1983, January) 20
Reed, Jim. "Once again with adventure." (1983, Febru-
ary) 200
Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1983, July) 122
Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1984, January) 18
Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1984, May) 26
Reed, Jim. "RAINBOWfest report." (1984, June) 26
Reed, Jim. "The Tandy home computers tour." (1984,

January) 22
Reeves, Mark. "An 8-bit driver for Basic use." (1982,

April) 41
Reid, Chris. "Beautiful Moire patterns." (1982, October)

74
Reid, Chris. "CoCo Crypto — a three-star puzzler."

(1983, Junej 132
Reilly, Mike. "If it's not the 'F board, how about the

'285?'" (1983, June) 160
Reinhart, Alan V. "Memscan — a utility for the memory

explorer." (1984, April) 119
Remini, Susan. "Make an appointment for better organ-
ization I" (1 983, November) 33
Remini, Susan. "Missile barrage." (1 983, August) 218
Ricketts, Gregory. "Dungeon adventure." (1983, Janu-
ary) 50
Ridge, Herbert. "A calendar to keep track." (1982,

October) 8

Ritchie, Gary. "No treads on me, please!" (1 984, Janu-
ary) 173

Robbins, Joel. "Talk about your chopped down Ford."
(1983, /August) 50

Roberts, R. N. "Control your screen." (1 983, March) 84

Rogers, Robert. "The computer chord finder." (1984,
Junejl 79

Rosen, Bob. "Communicating with your Color Compu-
ter." (1983, November) 192

Rosen, Bob. "The Dragon is coming!" (1983, Sep-
tember) 113

Rosen, Bob. "Inside TDP" (1983, February) 154

Rosen, Bob. "This will program your keys on Profes-
sional Keyboard. "(1983, June) 80

Rosen, Bob. "Title video tapes with CoCo." (1 982, Oc-
tober) 128

Roslund, Charles J. "Auto key repeat." (1982, Sep-
tember) 47

Roslund, Charles J. "Disk directory printout." (1982,
March) 31

Roslund, Charles J. "Format your LLISTings with
FLIST" (1 982, December) 86

Roslund, Charles J. "A mini-monitor for machine lan-
guage use." (1982, October) 38

Roslund, Charles J. "Protect your screen from the rav-
ages of scrolling with this machine language scroll
protection utility." (1982, November) 46

Roslund, Charles J. "ROM calls the easy way." (1983,
July) 18

Roslund, Charles J. "Speed up Basic with ML injec-
tions." (1983, January) 118

Rothermal, Bruce. "Dump to camera: Photographing
your monitor." (1983, April) 88

Rumbant, C. A. "A graphic look at basic trigonometry."
(1983, January) 175

Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map." (1983,
July) 254

Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map." (1983,
August) 254

Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map." (1983,
September) 273

Russell, Bob. "Color Computer memory map." (1983,
December) 322

Rutledge, E. P. "Disk file helps you keep track of every-
thing. "(1982, July) 30

Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "A joyful family expe-
rience." (1984, February) 132

Saito, Fran; and Albrecht, Bob. "Mining Rainbow gold."
(1984, March) 61

Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Play together, stay
together." (1984, June) 198

Saito, Fran; and Albrecht, Bob. "Through ancient caves
we wended." (1984, April) 162

Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Watching important
program evaluators — the children." (1984, May) 60

Samm, Hubert E., Jr. "Want a workhorse editor? Here's
Mr. Ed." (1983, June; 140

Santee, Charles H. "Strummin' on the ol' CoCo." (1 983,
August) 130

Scerbo, Fred. "A 3-D type game to try." (1982, No-
vember) 8

Scerbo, Fred ; Doppert, Robert ; and Haggerty, Dale.
"Swamp Wars can win yourcroix de lillypad." (1982,
Junej49

Scerbo, Fred B. "A CoCo triple header." (1 984, June) 90

Scerbo, Fred B. "The coaches animated playbook."
(1984, March) 82

Scerbo, Fred B. "Enter the Dragon." (1983, December)
153

Scerbo, Fred B. "The first CoCo rockfest." (1984, May)
89

Scerbo, Fred B. "Now you can easily generate graphic
data statements." (1983, November) 160

Scerbo, Fred B. "The screen quizzer." (1984, April) 52

Scerbo, Fred B. "Snail invaders." (1982, February) 17

Scerbo, Fred B. "Snail's revenge." (1983, July) 138

Schechter, Gerry. "Roulette: going 'round with lady
luck." (1984, April) 25

Schimdt, Jim. "Memory: Brain strain with schmaltz."
(1983, July) 202

Schmidt, Jim. "Everything you wanted to know about
hex." (1983, April) 178

Schmidt, Jim. "Three printer utilities." (1982, Sep-
tember) 51

Schneider, Harold. "Spinning fortune's wheel." (1984,
April) 138

Schrag, Roger. "An FCC fix for EDTASM." (1984,
March) 156

Schrag, Roger. "Disk operator reveals powerful new

14 THE RAINBOW Index July 1984

routines." (1983, July) 71

Schrag, Roger. "Four patches for your new ROM."
(1984, March) 160

Schrag, Roger. "The limousine utility: a tape to disk
transfer vehicle." (1984, January) 48

Schrag, Roger. "Machine language cassette I/O." (1983,
October) 84

Schrag, Roger. "A more powerful disk backup utility."
(1983, December) 28

Schrag, Roger. "Multiply your efforts with this keyboard
shorthand." (1984, February) 188

Schrag, Roger. "Patching EDTASM to run on Disk."
(1982, December) 29

Schrag, Roger. "Patching the patch: EDTASM to disk
revealed." f 1 983, April) 194

Schrag, Roger. "Superpatch for EDTASM." (1983, Sep-
tember) 66

Schroeder, Herbert. "DOS 'detach' saves wear and tear."
(1983, March) 54

Scoffin, Brad. "Two for The Composer." (1 984, June) 57

Seaberg, Richard. "All in the family tree." (1 984, Febru-
ary) 78

Searby, Paul. "Design and development of application
software part 2." (1984, April) 298

Searby, Paul. "Design and development of application
software." (1984, February) 310

Searby, Paul. "Random BASIC'S. .design and develop-
ment of application software part 3." (1 984, June) 282

Searby, Sue. "Tecky yes." (1 982, November) 62

Searby, Sue. "The serial/parallel syndrome: what's
that?" (1983, January) 76

Searby, Sue. "What's a monitor?" (1983, March) 174

Seay, Walter. "Lines." (1983, August) 80

Selig, Paul. "Keeping track with quick find." (1983, De-
cember) 162

Selig, Paul. "Three disk utilities give you filing help."
(1982, December) 110

Shelf, Carl. "Sub at 30fathoms." (1983, March) 144

Shemo, Andrew L "A winter wonderland." (1984, Feb-
ruary) 120

Sherrill, Sam. "Analysis of variance: A 'nova' for CoCo."
(1983, March) 94

Sherrill, Sam. "The feasibility of Color Computer-based
survey research." (1984, April) 20

Sherwood, Francis. "How much will it cost to buy on
time?" (1982, October) 70

Shorter, Ted. "Ice lander can be a slick run." (1 982, June)
25

Sligar, David S. "The wizard's computer: a graphic tale."
(1984, January) 84

Smith, Frank. "MC-1 vs. CoCo: a command summary."
(1983, September) 101

Smith, Randall. "Whatzit? Its a scrambled word game."
(1983, July) 124

Smrcina, Richard. "Spell out your error messages."
(1984, January) 169

Snyder, Dennis. "Building a Color Computer to EPSOM
MX printer interface." (1983, June) 20

Snyder, Stephanie ; and Snyder, Bill. "A Hanukkah gift
for you." (1983, December) 212

Speer, Mike. "A cat's heartbeat." (1982, November) 32

Spencer, Barry. "MoCalc — MiniCalc gets a big brother."
0984, April) 186

Springer, Charles. "The results are in., (contest)." (1 983,
November) 68

Stearman, Colin J. "The powerful Qsort routine comes
to the Color Computer." (1983, August) 196

Stearman, Colin J. "Qsort fortheTRS-80 Color Compu-
ter." (1983, July) 112

Steiner, John. "Using Elite Calc to track automobile
expenses." (1984, March) 178

Stephens, Matt. "Disksort."(1983, December) 64

Stewart, David A. "Can you deactivate the bomb?"
(1983, March) 136

Steyer, David. "Non-graphic printer graphics." (1982,
September)72

Steyer, David. "Sign up and have a Banner day." (1983,
January) 190

Stumpf, Peter. "A Christmas Eve fireplace." (1982, De-
cember) 34

Sullivan, Steve. "A catalog for your tape." (1983, Febru-
ary) 96

Swanson, Damon. "Make the Good Spooler better."
(1984, May) 23

Sweat, David. "Get into the Hobbit of playing." (1983,
January) 122

Szlucha, David ; and Szlucha, Thomas. "A better
method for washing your disks." (1983, November)
308

Szlucha, Thomas. "The CGP-115 printer: a consider-
able upgrade." (1984, January) 120

Szlucha, Thomas. "Peeking into the hidden commands
of the MC-1 0." (1983, September) 99

Szlucha, Thomas. "Pretty as a picture with CGP-115."
(1984, May) 137

Szlucha, Thomas. "Special delivery." (1984, May) 135

Szlucha, Thomas. "Two for the 10." (1983, August) 67

Szlucha, Thomas F. "How to 'zonk proof your disk
directories." (1983, June) 84

Szlucha, Thomas F. "Using the block graphics of the
Okidata 82A." (1983, June) 250

Tapanila, Glen R. "Let's get trivial." (1983, December) 89

Tchudi, Stephen C. "Using the Color Computer to de-
velop composition topics." (1983, September) 139

Thonen, Charles M. "The mail mover." (1984, May) 74

Thorsvik, Doug. "Case of the overblown heist." (1984,
May) 195

Tilenius, Eric W. "Creating the graphic adventure."
(1984, March; 34

Tilenius, Eric W "Creating the well-blended adventure."
(1984, February) 34

Tilenius, Eric W "The icing on the cake." (1 984, April) 34

Touchstone, Terrell. "Color-eyed-o-scope." (1 984, Jan-
uary) 80

Trevor, Alexander B. "Control your home." (1983, Feb-
ruary) 160

Trevor, Alexander B. "Home power control part 4: keep
your home on schedule." (1 983, August) 83

Trevor, Alexander B. "The other end of the phone."
(1983, November) 288

Trevor, Alexander B. "Tick tock, CoCo clock." (1983,
April) 20

Trevor, Alexander B.; and Yahn, Charles. "X10 protocol
theory: Home power control part 3." (1983, June) 98

Tyson, Robert K. "An introduction to the science of
image processing." (1984, February) 196

Tyson, Robert K. "And the winner is... Election '84."
(1983, November)! 4

Tyson, Robert K. "Eight steps to writing solid software
documentation." (1984, February) 130

Tyson, Robert K. "Strategy football."(1 983, August) 234

Urban, John L. "Creating fantasy game characters with
strength and wisdom." (1982, January) 6

Urban, John L. "Generating a FRP character." (1982,
February) 18

Urban, John L. "Making CoCo help as an FRP referee."
(1982, Marchj 32

Urban, John L. "Random dice methods compared and
illustrated." (1982, May) 44

Urban, John L. "Random numbers make easy fun."
(1981, December; 6

Urbas, Joseph M. "Original Rags for the CoCo key-
board." (1 983, September) 218

Vasconi, Eugene. "A dandy doodler." (1984, June) 89

Vasconi, Eugene. "Holiday greetings." (1984, January)
150

Wacio, John. "Here is how to pick NFL winners this
season." (1 982, August) 54

Wacio, John. "Pick the winners in the NFL." (1982, July)
50

Wacio, John. "80C picks the National Football League."
(1982, June) 12

Walrath, Del. "Let's learn how to do a number picking
game." (1982, September) 15

Weber, Thomas G. "WarGame." (1983, November) 90

Weide, Dennis H. "Let CoCo keep track of your utility
bills." (1983, MarchJ 64

Weide, Dennis H. "A little printer magic." (1 984, May) 1 8

Weide, Dennis H. "Turn your computer into a cash regis-
ter." (1983, August) 138

Weiss, Arnold. "Unidatfl revisited?" (1982, December)
114

Wells, Geoff. "And now — haunted house adventure."
(1983, February) 64

Wells, Geoff. "Go adventuring with GAPAD." (1 982, De-
cember) 98

Wells, Geoff. "Go adventuring with GAPAD." (1983,
January) 18

Wells, Geoff. "Handy math drill." (1982, September) 82

Wells, Geoff. "A new way to make words is here." (1 982,
September; 95

Wells, Geoff. "Once more we'll go rowing." (1982, No-
vember) 33

Weston, Dane. "Unlock your joyports and open CoCo to
the world." (1 983, December) 56

White, Richard A. "Bits and bytes of Basic." (1983, Jan-
uary) 12

White, Richard A. "C— language of the 80's." (1983,
November) 186

White, Richard A. "Controlling printer and disk: riding
two horses." (1984, June) 38

White, Richard A. "Developing a program." (1 983, June)
174

White, Richard A. "Gaining sophistication with printing
techniques." (1984, April) 64

White, Richard A. "Give us more vipers!" (1982, Febru-
ary) 26

White, Richard A. "How to form 80C user's groups."
(1982, May) 27

White, Richard A. "If 'program control' then fine else
gosub confusion." (1983, September) 130

White, Richard A. "Let's look at keyboard input." (1 983,
March) 192

White, Richard A. "Making Spectaculator strut its stuff."
(1982, June) 31

White, Richard A. "Marrying machine language to
Basic." (1984, May) 31

White, Richard A. "Memory saving techniques for han-
dling data." (1984, March) 111

White, Richard A. "A mixed bag of Basic." (1983,
August) 30

White, Richard A. "Net results (basketball statistics."
(1984, February) 140

White, Richard A. "On using Print Using." (1983,
October) 220

White, Richard A. "Print it bigger than you can." (1983,
June)1 98

White, Richard A. "Stringing along with string variables
and functions." (1983, November) 198

White, Richard A. "Understanding cassette and disk file
operations." (1983, December) 112

White, Richard A. "Welcome to Basic." (1984, January)
215

White, Richard A. "Well-defined variables produce clar-
ity, conservation." (1983, February) 88

White, Richard A. "What's bothering you about Basic?"
(1984, February) 150

White, Richard A. "Wrapping up our communications
word processor." (1983, July) 183

Wick, Gary. "Who wrote the Rainbow's first trivia
game?" (1983, June; 16

Wilson, David C. "Genius at work." (1984, January) 24

Wilson, M. P. "An index to The Rainbow?" (1983, Janu-
ary) 126

Witham, Burton B. "Are you authorized to use this fre-
quency." (1983, December) 40

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "CoCo knows all the callsigns."
(1983, February; 110

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "Keep a Ham radio log." (1982,
December; 124

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "A rapid logger for HAMs." (1 983,
March) 180

Witham, Burton B., Jr. "A super duper for Hams." (1 983,
January) 80

Ziniewicz, George. "Graphics? Here are two. ..by
George!" (1 982, November) 86

Leslie A. Foster is a Research Associate with Dalhousie
Ocean Studies Programme of Dalhousie University,
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Here are the statistics of the index.

Assembly Language - 24 articles.

Business -13 articles.

Communications -15 articles.

Disk - 30 articles.

Dragon Computer - 3 articles.

Education - 88 articles.

Games-154 articles.

General-103 articles.

Graphics - 84 articles.

Home/Hobby - 59 articles.

MC10 Micro Color Computer - 6 articles.

Music - 21 articles.

OS-9 Operating System -17 articles.

Printer -41 articles.

Reviews - 738 articles.

Simulation - 7 articles.

Utility-Hardware -18 articles.

Utility-Software - 98 articles.

Word Processing - 28 articles.

TOTAL ARTICLES-1 528.

Number of author entries - 721 .

July 1984 THE RAINBOW Index 15

THE FOURTH YEAR

OF
RAINBOW

An Index to the Articles,

Reviews and Authors

Appearing in THE RAINBOW from

July 1984 through June 1985,

including a complete index to

RAINBOW ON TAPE since

its inception, April 1982

through June 1985.

Compiled and Edited

by

Leslie A. Foster

Copyright® 1985, Falsoft. Int.

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 229

AN INDEX TO THE RAINBOW JULY 19S4 - JUNE
1985

This is the third index to the Rainbow, — there
have been changes made in response to requests
from readers.

-the subject headings have been increased in
order to make finding articles easier

-short descriptions of the articles have been
added if the title is not clear

-any corrections noted in later issues are indi-
cated

-a program that is on "Rainbow on Tape" is indi-
cated by •

The subject breakdown, and number of items per
heading are shown below.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE - 10

BUSINESS-12

CASSETTE - 4

CLUBS-3

COMMUNICATIONS- 12

DATABASE MANAGEMENT - 8

DISK- 12

EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY - 25

EDUCATION - GENERAL - 22

EDUCATION-LOGO-4

GAME-20

GAME-ACTION-5

GAME-ADVENTURE-18

GAME-SIMULATION-8

GENERAL-8

GRAPHICS-29

HARDWARE PROJECT- 17

HARDWARE TUTORIAL - 2

HOME APPLICATION-2

HOME FINANCE-14

MUSIC-3

OPERATING SYSTEMS

OPERATING SYSTEMS

OPERATING SYSTEMS

PASCAL-11

PRINTER- 11

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

SOUND SYNTHESIS-1

TUTORIAL - 28

UTILITY-12

WORD PROCESSING -1

FLEX - 2
GENERAL- 1
OS9 - 20

23

PRODUCT REVIEWS-344

AUTHOR INDEX-340

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES - 592

This index only covers the last year of publication —
that is from July 1984 to June 1985. For the index to
previous issues. eitherseetheJuly 1984 issuefpage
259) or buy it separately (see "Back issue informa-
tion" in the table of contents). For those of you who
do not yet have the last index, here is a breakdown of
the first 3 years of the Rainbow:

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE - 24

BUSINESS-13

COMMUNICATIONS -15

DISK - 30

DRAGON COMPUTER - 3

EDUCATION - 88

GAMES- 154

GENERAL-103

GRAPHICS-84

HOME/HOBBY- 59

MC10 MICRO COLOR COMPUTER - 6

MUSIC-21

OS-9 OPERATING SYSTEM -17

PRINTER-41

REVIEWS-738

SIMULATION-7

UTILITY-HARDWARE-18

UTILITY - SOFTWARE - 98

WORD PROCESSING - 28

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES- 1528

GRAND TOTAL FOR FOUR YEARS OF RAINBOW
-2220

A complete index to "Rainbow on Tape" is in-
cluded — it is arranged alphabetically by the name of
the program, with a short description It includes all
issues from April 1982 to June 1985 — a total of about
800 programs.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Betts, R, Bartly. "Introducing screen 51." (1984,
December) 249* — 51 column text generator.

Betts, R. Bartly, "It's time to assemble'round theol'
CoCo." (1984. October) 243- —Tutorial on assem-
bly language.

Betts, R. Bartly. "The one great secret to assembly
language." ( (985, June) 138* — Hints on writing
ML programs.

Betts, R. Bartly. "School days, school days " (1984,
September) 121 • — Tutorial on Assembly lan-
guage,

Betts, R. Bartly. "Staging the final scene of the 51 -
column screen." (1955. February) 110*

Betts, R. Bartly. "6809arithmetic— thewayitalladds
up." 11985. March)237 — Instructions in assembly
language programming.

Betts, R. Bartly. "The 6809 instruction set: zeroing in
on 'the real thing'." (1985, January) 242* — More
on the 51 column display.

Betts, R. Bartly : and Bone. Chris. "Covering the
bases with assembly language." (1984. August)
236* — Start of a beginner's assembly language
tutorial

Clements. W. C. Jr. "More patches for EDTASM "
(1985. June) 124

Roberts, Steve. "CoComon junior." (1985, Febru-
ary) 164* — A monitor for machine language pro-
grams.

BUSINESS

Bonnell, William S. "Watching yourcash flow rate of
return." (1985. March) 131 • — Determine the cash
flow rate of return and present worth of a project,

Davis, Susan P. "So you want to sell your software
part 1 "(1985, March) 167— Helpful hints on how
to set up a software business.

Davis, Susan P. "So you want to sell your software
part 2." (1985, April) 154

Kohn, Joseph. "Purchase order — the order record-
er." (1985, May) 172* —Mail order aid.

Mir, Jorge. "PERT: Project evaluation and review
technique." (1985, March) 140» — A simple pro-
gram to do the "PERT" technique. (Corrections,
June 1985. page 226).

Myers. Paul. "Finding the ultimate bargain." (1985,
March) 18 • — An example of operational research
technique.

Ray. J. D. "Landlord's helper part 1 ." (1985, March)
106* — System to help manage rental property

Ray. J. D. "Landlord's helper part 2." (1985, April)
170«

Searby. Paul. "Design and development of applica-
tion software part 4," (1984, September) 258 —
Accounts payable system, continued from June
1984.

Searby, Paul. "Design and development of applica-
tion software part 5." (1985, January) 280 —
Program for small business.

Weide, Dennis H. "CoCo becomes the paymaster
part 1." (1985. March) 58- — A small business
payroll package. (Corrections. May 1985. page
148, and June 1985 page 226).

Weide, Dennis H. "CoCo becomes the paymaster
part 2." (1985. April)82'

CASSETTE

Curtis, H. Allen. "Link." (1985, January) 58» —
Concatenates RAM records and writes them to
tape.

DiStefano. Tony. "Dualing cassettes." (1984, July)
1 76 — Make your CoCo drive two or more cassettes.

Helzler, Ed. "Direct to the rescue." (1985, May)36»
— Index to cassette tapes.

Latner, Norman. "Getting the most from your cas-
sette recorder." (1985, January) 76 — Comments
on making best use of the cassette recorder

CLUBS

"CoCo community." (1984. September) 238 —List

of Color Computer clubs.
"CoCo community." (1985, January) 252
"CoCo community." (1985. April) 234

COMMUNICATIONS

Day. R. Wayne.' "BBS wrap-up." (1984, November)
66 -A list of BBS's.

Day, R. Wayne. "Farewell to a 'pioneer,' a look at
some updates and a review of a new arrival."
(1985, April) 70 —News from the BBS world and
review of Mikeyterm.

Day, R. Wayne. "Modeming across America. "(1984,
November) 72 — Lesson on terminal programs
and hints.

Day. R, Wayne. "Welcome to the world of telecom-
munications." (1984. October) 126 — Getting start-
ed with modems and BBS's etc.

Day, Wayne. "A guide to the do's and don'ts of
modeming." (1985, February) 39

DiStefano. Tony. "The modem to printer connec-
tion .'"(1984, Oc'ooerj66 — Print while using your
modem.

Downard, Dan. "Ham radios and CoCos: a great
combination." (1984. November) 250

Goodman, Martin H. "Weather.. or not. " (1985, Feb-
ruary) 42» — Make your own satellite weather
maps. (Correction, Apr., page 226)

Gossette, Frank. "CC Talk: smart terminal pack-
age. '"(1 984, November,) 50 — A terminal program
forthe CoCo. (Correction, Jan., 1985, page 232)

LaBonville. Helene M, "'RS-232 interface cable for
data communication equipment." (1984. Novem-
ber) 89 — Shows how to make your own cable.

Lester, Lane. "Rainboard 1984 "(1984, November)
44* —Update to the Rainboard BBS.

Sharp. Tony. "Adding an autoanswer. "(1934. Novem-
ber) 18 — Add an auto-answer to the Modem I.

DATABASE MANAGEMENT

Nolan, Bill. "Developing a database manager part

1." (1984, July) 64 — Creating a disk mailing list

program.
Nolan, Bill. "Developing a database manager part

2" (1984, August) 22
Nolan, Bill "'Developing a database manager part

3." (1984. September) 1 1 1 » — Developing a disk

mailing list program.
Nolan, Bill. "Developing a database manager part

4." (1984, October) 32- —Use of direct access

disk files.
Nolan, Bill. "Developing a database manager part

5." (1984, November) 245*
Nolan, Bill. "Developing a database manager part

6." (1984, December) 256* —Disk mailing list

program. (Correction. Feb.. 1985. page 281)
Scerbo. Fred B. 'The world's easiest database."

f/985, June) 152*
Weir, Robert "JINFILE: ajumbo information handler

with some very special features "(1 984, November)

162» — Special purpose filing program.

DISK

Bironas. Dennis. "Super-disk charger puts the 'turbo'

in your drives," (1985. June) 1 13"
DiStefano, Tony. "Constructing 16K of EPROM for

your disk controller.'" (1985, March) 54
Duncan. Wayne H. "The disk to tape transfer., .track

by track." (1984. August) 229* —Backup your

disks to tape.
Gani, Paul. "Get ittogetherwith disk merge." (1985,

February) 175*
Schrag, Roger. "'Disk drive speed check." (1984,

August) 164*

Leslie A. Foster is a Librarian with Dalhuusie Ocean
Studies Programme in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Canada.
He is the co-editor of 'Marine Affairs Bibliography" —
an index to law of the sea literature, and has owned
a Color Computer since April, IVS1.

230

THE RAINBOW July 1935

Schrag, Roger. "A special use tor the DOS com-
mand." (1984, November) 140*

Stearman. Cotin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 1."
11984. July) 18 Exploring CoCo's disk operat-
ing system. (Correction. Aug.. page 130)

Stearman, Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo pari 3."
11981. September/ 1 4" — Enhance the Disk oper-
ating system. (Corrections. Oct., page 237: Nov.,
page 244)

Swan. Marvin E. "The diskette directories handler
system part 1." 11984. November) 100* — How to
organize your diskette files

Swan, Marvin E "The diskette directories handler
system part 2 " (1984, December) 37 • — (Correc-
tion, Apr., 1985, page 226)

Swan. Marvin E, "The diskette directories handler
system part 3." 7 1985. January) 1 20*

Zirnmer, Charles C. "Block out those troublesome
granules with Disktest.utl." (1985, January) 89*
— (Program listing. Feb. 85. p.250)

EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY

Albrecht. Bob : and Zamora, Ramon. "Binary birth-
day cakes, tetters and more wordsworths." ( 1985.
January" 48 — Comments tor parents ot small
children.

AEbrecht. Bob ; and Zamora, Ramon, "Determining
the fate of wandering star," (1985, April) 140 —
Short programs for 3-3 year old children.

Albrecht, Bob ; and Zamora. Ramon. "The gateway
to adventure." (1984, November) 81 • — Easy to
play adventure game.

Albrecht. Bob and Zamora. Ramon. "Having fun
with number patterns." (1985. February} 253 —
Exercises for children.

Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora. Ramon. "Letters, books
and dreams ol the future." (1984, August) 53 —
General information useful to parents.

Albrecht. Bob; and Zamora, Ramon "Play together,
team together "(1984, September)44 — Examples
from the game 'Reverse.'

Albrecht, Bob ; and Zamora, Ramon, "Wandering
star finds a gourmet oasis." (1985. May) 181 •

Albrecht, Bob : and Zamora. Ramon. "Wandering
star learns to PEEK." (1985. June) 229* —Hints on
the PEEK command.

Blyn. Steve. "Gathering information from the CoCo
encyclopedia." (1984. December) 1 74*

Blyn. Steve "A geometric treasure hunt." (1985,
May) 31 • — Elementary coordinate geometry.

Blyn. Steve. "Helping youngsters develop their dic-
tionary skills." (1984. November) 254 •

Blyn. Steve "If at first you don't succeed read the
directions "(1984, October)52" — Teacheschild-
ren to follow directions.

Blyn, Steve. "Learning the signs," (1984, August)
107- — Simple additions.

Blyn. Sieve. "A serindipitious learning experience."
f T935. June) 45* — Elementary education game

Blyn. Steve. "The value of comparison shopping."
f 1985, February)HA* — Consumer education pro-
gram for children.

Dacus, Judy M. , and Dacus, David M. "The CoCo
school marm part 1." (1984. September) 161 • —
Spelling drill and practice.

Dacus. Judy M. : and Dacus, David M. "The CoCo
school marm part 2" (1984. October) 25" —
Spelling drill and practice.

Para vat i, Joseph S. "The old fashioned clock."
(1984, September) 25" —Make your CoCo look
like an analogue clock.

Plog. Michael "Expanding the computer's role in
student testing." (1985. May) 31

Ramella, Richard. "Multoof Mars." ft 985. June,! 18*
Game to learn multiplication.

Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Sob. "Putting things in
order." (1984. Juty)52

Scerbo. Fred B. "Let CoCo talk you into a better
education." (1985. February) 113* — A math pro-
gram using the Voice-pak.

Scerbo. Fred B "Them ulti math driller "(1984. Sep-
tember) 225 •

Taylor. Ja'mes F "The ABC game " (1984. Sep-
tember) 156* — Game to learn the a-b-cs. (Cor-
rection, Jan., 1985, page 232)

Wilfore. John F. "Word scrambler for spelling lists."
(1984. September) 131 -

EDUCATION - GENERAL

Blyn, Steve. "Computing interest payments." (1985.

March) 175* — Program to demonstrate interest

calculations.
Blyn. Steve- "Createa calendar." (1984. September)

96* — Make your own calendars on a printer.
Blyn. Steve. "Does Ihis sentence make sense?"

('1985. April) 161 • — Program to drill on sentence

structure
Blyn. Steve "Helping youngsters form categories."

(1985. January) 55*
Kinney. Gary. "Multiple choice test generator."

(1984, September) 57 •
Kolar, Joseph. "Using tables to assist in program-
ming." (1985, February)236" — Program to teach

English.

Plog. Michael. "A practical alternative for creating a
pupil database." (1985, January) 1S9 — Let your
class do something practical.

Plog, Michael. "Are computers producing unrealis-
tic expectations?'Y;9S4, December)265' — Com-
ments on micros in schools.

Plog. Michael. "The computer as a classroom tool."
(1984, October) 23 — Discussion of the micro in
schools.

.Plog. Michael. "The computer as a teacher." f T9B4.
July) 43 — The microcomputer in education

Plog, Michael "New trends in educational comput-
ing " f798H. June) 55

Plog, Michael. "Opposing views on computers in
education." (1984, September) 119 — Discussion
of the micro in schools.

Plog, Michael, "A question of intelligence and Anthro-
pomorphic charm." (1985, April) 167 — Comments
about micros in schools.

Plog. Michael. "Reading vs. computers" (1985.
March) 182 — Comments on micros in schools.

Pfog. Michael. "The rise of the microcomputer."
(1984. August) 51 — Use of the micro in schools.

Plog, Michael. "The 'system' and its important proce-
dures." (1984. November) 252 — Comments on
micros in schools.

Plog, Michael. "Using your computerto help develop
classroom material. "(1985. February)!!!] — Com-
ments on micros in schools.

Rhead. Valerie. "Teachers need spirit masters."
(1984. September) 140 — Use your printer to make
stencils.

Scerbo, Fred B. "The CoCo tournament programs."
(1984. October) 104* — Program to generate pair-
ings for any type of tournament

Scerbo, Fred B. "Getting ready for the fall." (1984.
August) 38* — Super math worksheet generator
program.

Scerbo. Fred B. "Some educational programs to
help make learning fun " (1985 April) 74*

Scerbo. Fred B "Three trips to the well " (1984. July)
162* — 3 programs requested by readers.

EDUCATION- LOGO

Inman. Don. "Color Logo with printing." (1984.

October) 174 — Discusses the 'print' command in

Logo.
Inman, Don. "Education through graphics." (1984.

August) 134 — Some examples of Logo programs.
Inman, Don "Exploring the angles of BASIC and

LOGO." (1984. July) 122 -Compare graphics by

Basic or Logo
Peterson, Dale "Greetings from Uncle Bert," (1984,

July) 1)7 — Many Logo examples,

GAME

Brunotte. Benjamin W. "Rat maze." (1985. May)

105*
Clerc. Donald R. "Reverse." (1984, Juiy)G7*
Cummings. Gil " A 'tack of the key bombers." (1984,

August) 148* — Simple game for children.
Dimitri, Amir. "Tell your fortune with Tarot," (1984,

October J 7 4*
Gage. Larry K. "The mad adder "(1984, September)

147* — Mathematical logic type game.
Gray, Tom. "Computer cupid." (1985, February)

76* — Valentine s day game.
Green. Robert L. "Test your 'eye-q" by liguring the

clue." (1985. May) 164* — Eye-Q game.

Hallen, Tony. "It's a mystery." f?984. September)

90" — Determine the name of a country from

clues.
Hamilton, Daniel. "Space race." (1985. February)

66*
Judd, Daryl. "Granny's peg game challenge " (1985.

June) 99* —Like Hi-Q.
Kaste. Martin "The hi-res lowercase punctuation

interplanetary fruit fly baby," (1985. January)

140*
Knolhoff, Mike. "Hail to the chief's: in pursuit of

presidential trivia." (1984. October) 146*
Paravati. Joseph S. "Geographies." (1984. Septem-
ber) 177* — Hi-res game to learn 50 states and

capitals.
Ramella, Richard. "See how your memory stacks

against these number jacks." (1985. May) 25* —

Memory game.
Richardson. Mel. "Guess right, guess wrong — name

that song!" fJ985, June) 163* Like name that

tune
Rogers. Robert T. "A journey through the jungle."

(1984. August) 1S* —Graphics game for4K. (Cor-
rection. Nov., page 244)
Scerbo, Fred B. "Return of the Hangmenoids!"

(1985. May) 131 • — Talking hangman game.
Tanzer, Milt. "But, who was Colonel Potter's horsed'

( 1984. August) 67 • — A Trivial Pursuit like game
Taylor, D "Junk food " (1984, November) 90*
Wagorn, Paul. "Looie wants you to join the penguin

patrol." (1985, February) 33*

GAME - ACTION

Franklin, Shane. "The road race." (1984. November)

36* — Agame with racing cars.
Husak, Charles. "Quest of Ihe dragon's gold." (1984.

August) 25* — Arcade type game. (Correction,

Nov., page 244)
Petersen, Jens. "Chopper assault" (1985, June)

28*
Repasy. Michael. "Run for your life!" (1985, April)

18* — Survival on a strange planet.
Wood, James H. "Hi-res racer." (1985, March) 134*

— Car racing game.

GAME-ADVENTURE

Bourgeois, Jacques. "The trip." (1984, AugustfdO *
— Hi-res adventure game. (Corrections, Oct., page
237; Jan., 1985, page 232)

Fired rake, George ; and Albrecht. Karl. "Every char-
acter can do some things well." ()985. May) 150
— Adventure game hints.

Firedrake. George ; and Albrecht. Karl. "Issuing
orders for our heroic fantasy adventurers." (1985,
April) 131 — Play by mail game for beginners.

Firedrake, George ; and Albrecht, Karl. "Role play-
ing games are effective learning tools." (1985.
June) 148 — Comments about adventure games.

Firedrake. George : and Albrecht. Karl. "Use imagi-
nation and creativity with role playing games "
('7985. February) 85*

Firedrake, George : and Canfil, Art. "Designing your
own adventure." (1985, January) 128*

Firedrake, George : and Canfil. Art. "Playing the
game of heroic fantasy " (1984, November) 120
— Comments about adventure games.

Firedrake, George ; and Canfil. Art. "Role playing
games are not computer games." (1984. Sep-
tember) 20 — Article about adventure games in
general.

Firedrake, George : and Canfil. Art. "Setting the
scene." (1984. August; 232 — How to write adven-
ture games.

Franks. Bill. "The caverns ot death." (1984. July)
132*

Mitchell. Steven C "Rescue on alpha II." (1984.
December) 66* — Winner of second annual adven-
ture contest, (Correction, Apr,, 1985, page 226)

Nelson. Mark. "The head of the beast." (1984.
December} 90* — Adventure contest winner for
16K.

Nickols, Kevin. "The vole is in." (fas'*, December)
64 -Winners of the second an nuat ad venture con-
test,

Ramella. Richard. "A nighl of horrors in Lurkley
Manor." (1985. MarcriJ42*

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 231

Scerbo. Fred B. "Answer the challenge of the dem-
on's defiance" (1985, March) 11" — Originally
written for the MC-10.

Springer. Charles. "Experience the thrill of adven-
ture," [7985, March) 33 — Announcement of third
annual adventure contest.

Tilenius. Eric. 'The adventure writer's tool kit "(1985.
April) 105* — Tutorial en writing adventures.

Tilenius, Eric W "The Arconiax assignment, "(1984,
July)90' — Anniversary'scratch and sniff adven-
ture. (Correction, Sept., page 234)

GAME - SIMULATION

Franklin, William G. "Sopwithwith CoCofiiesagain."
((984. August) 74 " — Instrument flight simulator.
(Correction, Nov.. page 244)

Meador. Gene. "You gotta pay the rent!" (1984. July)
26* — 'Monopoly' type game. (Correction, Oct..
page 237)

Pfeifer, Christopher. "Surface!" (1985. April) 42*
— Winner of the second annual si mulation contest-
North Pole in a submarine.

Springer. Charles. "Announcing The Rainbow's 2nd
annual simulation contest." (1984, July) 156

Springer, Charles "The decision has been made!"
[7985. April) 36 — Results of the second annual
simulation contest.

St. Jacques, Rene. "Cardio," ((985, April) 58* —
Second annual simulation contest graphics win-
ner — simulates hearl attack and treatment

Tyson, Robert K. "Computer simulation for fun and
profit part 2: exogenous human interaction simula-
tion- the stock market."" (1984, August) 119*

Tyson. Robert K. "Computer simulations forfun and
profit." (1984. July) 186* — Creating simulations
for the CoCo

GENERAL

Foster, Leslie A. "Three years of Rainbow." (1984,
July) 259— Index from July 1961 to June 1984.

Hogg, Frank. "Yet another CoCo2?" (7905, Febru-
ary" 263 — Describes the Korean CoCo and XEX.

Kolar, Joseph. "Try corresponding with 'talking'
computer tapes." (1984, July) tt4 — Correspond
with cassette tapes with voice and programs.

"HAINBOWIesi report ' (1985, January) 18

Reed, Jim "RAINBOWfesI report " (19B4. Septem-
ber) 18

Rosen, Bob, "My CoCo is not IBM compatible."
(1984. October) 238 —Compares CoCo to IBM,

White, Richard A. "An introduction to spreadsheets."
(1985. April) t46 — Overview of spreadsheet soft-
ware.

White, Richard A. "Let's create a spreadsheet"
(1985. May) 98 — Alternate uses for the spread-
sheet.

GRAPHICS

Crooks. Mary. "Like sands through the hourglass."
(1985. January) 156* — Shortgraphics routinefor
visual entertainment. (Correction, May t985. page
148).

Curtis. H. Allen. "Quick draw CoCo." (f985. May)
59* — Quicker graphics from BASIC.

Davis, Robert, III. "Of Porsche, these wheels are
spectacular." (1985. April) 238* — Graphics pro-
gram to draw a Porsche.

Duke. Bill "Ring in the Olympics'" [7984. August)
156* — Draw the Olympic symbol

Faulstich, Paul. "Creating Moire patterns in
PMODE4," ((984, October) 18* —(Correction.
Feb., t98S, page 281)

Fearing, Marlene. "Home sweet home." f f985. Jan-
uary) 28* -USES graphics to draw a house.

"Graphics quickies." r 7965, January) 146 — 7 short
graphic programs.

Hoffman. Paul S. "Preserving the classics by patch-
ing Art Gallery." (1984. October) Ml" —Print pic-
tures from Art Gallery.

Inman, Don. "Build a honeycomb from BASIC."
[7984, September) 100 — Compares graphics bet-
ween Basic and Logo

'"Introducing the CoCo art gallery." ((985. May) 162
— Samples of graphic art.

Jones. Ed . Clifton, Gene : and Davis. Wayne. "The
home hurricane tracking station "(1984, October)
161 •

Judd, Daryl."Send in the clowns," (1985, June) SO •
— Graphics demo

Kalinowski, Francis S. "CoCo season's greeting
Cards. "(1984, December) 131 • — Christmas cards
on your printer.

Kohn, Joseph. "For PMODE4 screen enlargement
there's Blowup." f 7984, October)S7" — Manipulate
graphics.

Kolar. Joseph. "Imagination and a few simple gra-
phics techniques." (1 984, August) f 58 — Using the
CHRS [128) toCHRS (255) graphic set

Kolar. Joseph. "Practicing Line and Draw without
drudgery." (1984. September) 109

Kolar, Joseph, "Season's greetings," (1 984, Decem-
ber) 60* — 4 color animated Christmas greeting,

Kromeke. Michael B. "Pictures perfect with Prowri-
ter." (1985, May) 18* — Screen dump program.

Miller. Paul Vernon. "Different sights and sounds
with graphics bazaar." (1985. February) 246*

Poulosky, Paul, "Calling All CoCo Nuts." (1985,

March) f 64. - — Graphics demo of the Rainbow.
Preble, Brian. "The art of joystick painting." (1984.

October) 97* — (Correction, Mar., t965, page

229)
Roden, Brian. "Live and in concert on CoCo's

stage." (1985. April) 124* — Animated graphics

while playing music.
Sado. Rita. "Animatic: automatic animation." (1985,

June) 58*
Scerbo. Fred B "EZ graphics— '85 style" (1985,

January) 32* — Tutorial on graphics procedures.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Football fever part 1 ." (1984,

November) 177* — Makes football helmets by

team.
Scerbo, Fred B "Football fever part 2." (1984.

December) 107*
Schmidt, Jim.'"Lo-res graphics for the ASCII-ing."

(1984.0ctober)90*
Stumpf. Peter. "A Fourth of July celebration. "(1984,

July)74" — Music and graphics for the 4th of July.
Trevor, Alexander B. "It is better to PUT than to

GET." (1985. January) 23*

HARDWARE PROJECT

Athey. T. Whit. "Interface your own circuit to the
Color Computer." (1984, July) 138 —Build an I/O
board for the CoCo. [Correction. Ocl., page 237)

Athey. T. Whit ; and Athey, Susan C. "Interfacing
your own circuits part 2: the programmable chip."
[(984, August) 138* — More on the general pur-
pose I/O interface

DiStefano.Tony. "Adding a numeric keypad to your
CoCo." (1985, April) 163

DiStefano. Tony. "Force a cold start from reset with
this simple project." (1984. November) 130 — A
hardware mod to change reset.

DiStefano. Tony. "How to hook up the Radio Shack
voice synthesizer." ((905, May) 55*

DiStefano, Tony. "Lights! Camera! CoCo!" (1984.
December) 24 — CoCo controlled light show.

Goodman. Martin H "How to fix your CoCo 2 disk
controller." r7985, February) 149

Howe. Clay. "Color Basic ROM switcher" (1985,
April) 98

LaBonville, Helene M. "Get your leet wet with these
paddles 1 " f7984. August) 131 — Make your own
joysticks. (Correction. Oct.. page 237)

Lewandowski, Dennis. "128Kthe easy way." (1984.
December) 162*

l_ill. Michael J. "Routing switcher keeps the talk
interchanging." ((985. April) 32 Expand serial
port to handle more devices.

Schreur, Jan Pieter. "Turn your monitor inside out."
(1985, Apri()1 16 — Invert the video with hardware.

Shaver, J. O. "Play your favorite games with no
wires attached." (1985, June) 105* — Wireless
joysticks.

Stearman, Colin J. CoCo chronograph." [7985,
June) 83* — Add a real time clock.

Stearman, Colin J "Cooking With CoCo part 2."
[7984, August) 170* — How to construct a simple
plug-in cartridge programmer for the 2764 SK
EPROM. (Correction. Sept., page 234)

Stearman, Colin J. '"Cooking with CoCo part 6."

[7984, December) 154* —Add a parallel port,

(Correction, Feb.. 1985, page 281)
Stearman, Colin J, "Cooking with CoCo part 8."

(19BS, February) 146 — How to program an

EPROM.

HARDWARE TUTORIAL

DiStefano, Tony. "The HALT pin and its function."
(1984, September) 174 — Discusses one of the
connectors on the cartridge connector

DiStefano.Tony. "AlookathowtheMulti-pak inter-
face works " (1985, February) 56

HOME APPLICATION

Ball. James D. "Christmas card file and labeler."
(1984, Decem/je/J 42 • —(Correction. Mar., 1965,
page 229)

Schmidt, Jim. "File it with The Message Center."
(1984, November) 28* —Use the CoCo for in-
home communications,

HOME FINANCE

Carson, Edward W. ' Home management made eas-
ier." (1984. November) 132* — Some routines to
calculate interest, etc

Hyre, Leonard. "Watching it all add up with the IRA
projection." (1984, August) 84* — Find out the
value of your retirement fund.

Kalinowski. Francis S. "LIP ole interest monitor"
[7984, September) 51 • — Calculates the interest
earned on up to 11 bank accounts, certificates,
etc.

Lewin, Gordon. "How to figure foreign currency
exchange rates." (1985, r'vfarcfij 161 •

Lowrie. Patrick H., Jr. "Barometer on the stock
market." (1985. March) 170* — Gauge your own
performance on the stock market.

Mir, Jorge. "Take stock of your portfolio with Pro-
Color-File." [7984, October) 45 — Shows applica-
tions of Pro-Color-File.

Portillo, Roland B. "Home financial statement,"
[7985, Marc"n)87*

Tucker, Walter J. "You can invest in this one — T-Bill
computation." (1985. March) 753* — Figure out
the benefits of a Treasury Bill investment.

White. Richard A. "Creating the Rainbow check-
book part 1 ."(1984. September) 126— Checkbook
balancer.

White, Richard A. "Creating the Rainbow check-
book part 2. (1984, October) 250

White, Richard A. "Creating the Rainbow check-
book part 3." (1984, November) 126

White, Richard A "Creating the Rainbow check-
book part 4." (1984. December) 124

White, Richard A, "Creating the Rainbow check-
book parts. "(1985, January) 233* — (Correction.
Apr., page 226)

White, Richard A. "Spreadsheet application lor
home economics: buying a car." (1985, June) 238

MUSIC

Mix. Ron. "Learn the ivory keyboard with piano note

tutor." (1985, June) 92* — Assist learning the

piano
Rogers. Hobert T. "Holly, jolly holidays." [7984.

December) 18* — Play your favorite Christmas

carols,
Vasconi, Eugene. "Chopin's minute waltz." (1985,

June) 130* — Music demo using PLAY.

OPERATING SYSTEMS - FLEX

Hogg, Frank. "More 128K." (1985, JanuaryJ 269
Hogg, Frank. "128K and FLEX," [7984, December)

OPERATING SYSTEMS - GENERAL

Searby, Paul. "Operating systems: another point of
view." [7984, July) 279 -Compares FLEXand OS-

232

THE RAINBOW July 1985

OPERATING SYSTEMS - OS9

Den Beste, Steve. "The 05-9 device driver." (1984,
November) 259

Harris, Timolhy A. "MaiJ09." (1985. June) 249 —
Database program in BASIC09.

Hogg. Frank. "Structure out of chaos' building logi-
cal pathways." (/984. August) 246

Lant? Brian A "Restoring your OS-9 file." (1985,
March) 265

McGarry. Donald L "Hierarchal directory." (1985,
May) 244 — Complete disk directory in OS-9.

Middaugh. Lew. "Random numbers for the OS-9 C
compiler." (1986. January) 272

Puckett, Dale. "Genius, assembly tips and a bilin-
gual benchmark." ( 1984. August) 257

Puckett. Dale. "Reflections, hopes and five helpful
listings." (1984. September) 246

Puckett, Dale L "Closer to UNIX "(1984. December)
271

Puckett. Dale L "Designing your own procedure
files." (1984. July) 291

Puckett. Dale L "First anniversay special: an inter-
view wilh Ken Kaplan." (1984. October) 261

Puckett. Dale L, "Fun with a CoCo Easter Bunny and
more." 0985, April) 254

Puckett, Dale L. "Good application software is
essential to OS-9's health." (1985, May) 250

Puckett. Dale L "News, hints and answers." (1985,
June) 2S2 — Questions and answers on OS9.

Puckett, Dale L. "An overview of programs, correc-
tions and more." (1985. March) 256

Puckett, Dale L "Potpourri! A medley of hints and
tips." (198S. February) 269

Puckett. Dale L "Transportation to hacker heaven:
and two useful routines." (1984. November)2W

Robitaille. Charles. "Get a 'boot' oul of OS-9." (1985.
February) 263

Schechter. Gerry. "Filecopy — a handy OS-9 utility."
(1985. February) 242 —[Correction, May 1985.
page 148).

Schechter. Gerry. 'Tidy up listings with Listfile."
f 1 985. February) 275

PASCAL

Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Block structure and recur-
sion " (1985. January) 261 •

Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Building a program a
piece at a lime." (1985. March) 247 •

Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Combining Pascal with
assembly language." (1985. April) 264*

Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Constructing complex
data." (1984. October) 265*

Eastham, Daniel Adams "Examining the Part I."
(1984. September) 265*

Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Expressions and state-
ments." (1984, August) 250

Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Graphic-ing with PAS-
CAL"(>985. (vfay;235*

Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Pointers and the heap."
0985. February) 278

Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Procedures and func-
tions." (1384. November) 271

Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Welcome to Pascal."/ 1984.
July) 284

Eastham. Daniel Adams. "What goes in must come
out." (1984. December) 294*

PRINTER

Bailey, David "Zoro the zero slasher." (1984. July)

84* — Puts slashes in the zeros.
Brunotte, Benjamin W "Personalize your printout

with Script." (1985. May) 68* — CGP-115 printer

utility.
Gain. Richard. "Is your printer on-line." (7984. Sep-
tember) 106
Kohn, Joseph "Putting the Okidata ML92 to work."

(1985,Mayj89*
Lack, Richard. "Get the picture with Gemini screen

print." (1Q85. May) 4b' — Screen dump program.
Lai. Stephen "Neat little columns two by two."

(1985. May)A2" — Format listings in two columns.

"Printer comparison chart." (1985, May) 173
Sanford. James A. "Formatter." (7385. May) 124*
— Program lo format program listings.

Scotfin, Brad. "Casslabl: a music tape organizer."
(1984, July) 174* — Makes cassette labels

Tobias, Brad. "Miss Liberty " (1984. July) 61 —Use
Printer art from Nov 83 to draw a Picture.

White, Richard A "Deciphering printer control
codes"( 1985. March) 28

Downard,
Downard,
Downard.

244
Downard,
Downard,
Downard,
Downard,
Downard.
Downard,
Downard,
Downard,
Downard,
Ellers. Ed.
Ellers, Ed
Ellers, Ed.
Ellers, Ed
Ellers, Ed'.
Ellers. Ed
Ellers, Ed,
Ellers, Ed.
Ellers. Ed.
Ellers, Ed-
Ellers, Ed.

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Dan. "Downloads." (1984, July) 276
Dan. - "Downloads." f J984, August) 244
Dan. "Downloads" (1984, September)

Dan. ""Downloads." (793-4, October; 258
Dan. Downloads." (1984, November) 268
Dan. "Downloads "(J984. December) 268
Dan "Downloads." (1S85, January) 258
Dan.' "Downloads," (1985. February) 260
Dan, "Downloads." (7965, March) 244
Dan, "Downloads." (1985, April) 252
Dan. "Downloads." (1985, May) 232
Dan. "Downloads." (1985, JuneJ 246
"Earth to Ed " (1984, July) 190
"Earth to Ed." (1984, August) 240
"Earth to Ed." f 1984, September) 236
"Earth to Ed." (1984. October) 234
"Earth to Ed." f 7984, November) 190
."Earth to Ed." (1984, December) 172
"Earth to Ed." 77985, January) 175
,-, Earth to Ed." (19SS, March) 82
"Earth to Ed." ('985, April) 230
."Earth to Ed." (1985, May) 220
"Earth to Ed.

C79S5, June) 156

SOUND SYNTHESIS

Spiller, Jeremy. "Analog to digital and back again "
(1985. June)36'

TUTORIAL

Blyn. Steve. "Hexadecimal happiness," (T984, Ju(yJ
150* — Tutorial on binary, decimal and hexade-
cimal systems.

Boyle. John D. "Applying subroutines to simplify
and sharpen displays." (1985, February) 131 •

Boyle. John D. "How not to let the bugs bite in your
cassette merge program." (1985. February) 158"
— How to merge programs from cassette.

Broadwater, Steven R "Floating point math "(1985,
February) 18 — Explains math bug in 1.1 ROM.

DiStefano. Tony. "How to follow a memory map,"
(1985. June) 144

DiStefano. Tony. "An introduction to the inside of
CoCo2." (1985. January) 68 —Shows what is
inside the CoCo2.

DiStefano, Tony. "Popular misconceptions and com-
mon problems." (1984, August) 190 —Helpful
hints about disk I/O. sticky keys. etc.

Ellers, Ed. "EDIT mode subcommands." (1985, May)
148

Kluck, Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the CoCo but Radio Shack didn't tell
you ' (1984. August) 109 —Expands the Radio
Shack documentation.

Kluck, Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you." (19S4. September) 36— Speed up
tape I/O, another way to merge cassette pro-
grams.

Kluck, Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you. "(1 984. OctoberJ 3S — How Get and
Put can speed up animation.

Kluck, Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you." (1984. November) 157 —Disk
basic and hex and octal conversions

Kluck. Andy "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you." (1984, December) 30« —Gives
details of the various CoCo ROM's.

Kolar. Joseph. "Finding a wealth of CoCo knowl-
edge in Rainbow hints." (1984, December) 245*
— Hints for newcomers.

Kolar, Joseph. "Further venturing with program
tables." (1985. March) 97* — More hints for new-
comers.

Koiar. Joseph. "Getting better acquainted with the
DRAW statement." (1985. June) 158"

Kolar. Joseph. '"Make the most of versatile EDIT."
(1985, April) 242* —Instruction on the EDIT
command.

Kolar, Joseph "An open-ended exploration." (1985,
January) 85* — Hints for newcomers,

Kolar, Joseph. "A problem solver's day at the races.
(1984, October) 60 — Mathematical problem solv-
ing example.

Kolar, Joseph. "Simple programs: a learning expe-
rience for all." (1984, November) 151 — An intro-
duction for newcomers.

Kolar. Joseph. "Teaching CoCo its ABC's." (1985,
May) 1 44* —Use of the DRAW statement.

Stearman, Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 4."
(1984, October) 180* — Some patches to make
keyboard entry easier.

Tauti. T. C. "Joystick-to-itiveness." (1985, March)
232* — How to use joysticks to make selections
from a menu.

White. Richard A. "Analyzing more BASIC " (1985,
February) 152* — Uses Rainbow checkbook to
explain some programming.

White, Richard A. "Variables revisited," (1984, July)
128 — Hints about using variables in Basic.

White, Richard A, "Weird and wonderful." (1984.
August) 115 — How to get a Print Using in Color
Basic.

White. William R. "Simplifying use of the SOUND
command." (1985, JuneJ 42*

Witham, Burt, Jr. "To pack or not to pack: that's an
easy question." (1984. October) 140 — Discusses
compressing Basic statements.

UTILITY

Behr, Gary L. "The keyboard cassette editing sys-
tem " (1985, January) 42* — Short program to
start and stop cassette.

Betts. R. Barlly. "At your request: Readers' most
frequent questions answered." (1985. May) 73*

— More on the 51 -column screen.

Chadwick. Curt "CLOAD command fixer." (1984.
November) 116* — Patch to make CLOAD work
better.

Curtis, H, Allen. "Expanding Little e's powers."
(1984. October) 119* — Enhancements loan edi-
tor from April 1964.

Curtis, H. Allen. "Scroll control and LLIST masterr."
(1985. January) 150* — (Correction, Apr., page
226)

Curtis, H. Allen." "Trap that error." (1984. August)
61 » — Adds an'on error goto'like syntax. (Correc-
tion, Oct.. page 237)

Davidson, Michael.'EZ list." (1984, November) 23 •

— Machine program to make listing programs eas-
ier.

Dwight, Jettrey. "Put your programs on 'automatic:"
(1985, February) 128* — Auto-load programs.

Robbins. Joel. "CoCopadd.H 7985. February) 1 40*
— Convert CoCo to a calculator.

flutter, Richard W. "Enhance your keyboard input
with bulfer stuffer." (1985, February) 90* —A
machine language program to add new com-
mands.

Stearman, Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 5."
(1984. November) 146* — Some new commands
for CoCo. (Correction. Jan., 1985. page 232)

Stearman. Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 7."
(1935. January) 164* — Some more additions to
CoCo's vocabulary.

WORD PROCESSING

Basargekar, Ashok. "A si m pie text processor." (1 985.
January) 103* — Assembly language word pro-
cessor. (Correction. Mar., page 229)

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 233

AUTHOR INDEX

Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora, Ramon. "Binary
birthday cakes, letters and more wordsworth."
(1985, January) 46 — Comments lor parents.

Albrecht. Sob . and Zamora, Ramon. "Determining

the (ate of wandering star." (7905. April) 140 —

Short programs for 3-8 year old children.
Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora. Ramon 'The gateway

to adventure." (19S4. Novembers'! • -Game
Albrecht. Bob ; and Zamora, Ramon. "Having fun

with number patterns." r"7985, February) 253 —

Exercises for children.
Albrecht, Bob ; and Zamora. Ramon. "Letters, books

and dreams of the future." (1984. August) 53 —

General information useful to parents.
Albrecht, Bob . and Zamora. Ramon. "Play together.

learn together. "11934, September) 44 -"Examples

from the game 'Reverse.'
Albrecht. Bob : and Zamora. Ramon. "Wandering

star finds a gourmet oasis." f 7965. May) 181 •
Albrecht, Bob ; and Zamora. Ramon. "Wandering

star learns to PEEK." (19S5. June)229" —Hints on

the PEEK command.
Athey. T. Whit "Interface your own circuit to the

Color Computer"(7gg4, July) 138— Build an I/O

board for the CoCo. (Correction, Oct., page237)
Athey, T. Whit; and Athey. Susan C. "Interfacing

your own circuits part 2: the programmable chip."

(1984, August) 138 — More on I/O interface.
Bailey, David "Zoro the zero slasher." f 7984. July)

84* — Puts slashes in Ihe zeros.
Sail, -James D. "Christmas card file and labeler."

(1984. December) 42" —(Correction. Mar.. 1985.

page 229)
Basargekar. Ashok. "A simple text processor "f 1985,

January) 1 03- — Assembly language word pro-
cessor (Correction. Mar , page 229)
Behr, Gary L. "The keyboard cassette editing sys-
tem." 11935, January) 42- — Short program to

start and stop cassette.
Belts, R. Bartty. "At your request: Readers' most

frequent questions answered." (1985. May) 73*

— More on the 51 -column screen.
Belts. R. Bartly. "Introducing screen 51." (1984.

December) 249» — 51 column text generator.
Betts. R. Bartly. "It's time to assemble'round the ol"

CoCo. "(1984. October; 243 Tulorialonassem-

bly language.
Belts. R. Bartly. "The one great secret to assembly

language " (1985. June} 138* — Hints on writing

ML programs
Belts, R Bartly. "School days, school days." (1984,

September) 121 — Tutorial on Assembly.
Belts. R. Bartly. "Staging the final scene of the 51-

column screen." (7935. February) 1f0»
Betts, R. Bartly -'6809 arithmetie— the way if all adds

up" (1985, March) — Instructions in assembly.
Betls. R. Bartly. 'The 6809 instruction set: zeroing in

on 'Ihe real thing.'" (1985. January) 242* — More

on the SI column display.
Betts. R. Bartly : and Bone, Chris. "Covering the

bases with assembly language" (1984. August/

236* — Start of a beginner's assembly language

tutorial.
Bironas. Derm is. "Super-disk charger puts the'turbo'

in your drives." |'19S5. June) 113»
Blyn, Steve. "Computing interest payments " (1985,

March) 175* — Program to demonstrate interest

calculations
Blyn, Sieve "Create a calendar." (1 984, September J

96» —Wake your own calendars on a printer.
Blyn, Steve. "Does this sentence make sense?"

(1985, April) 1S1 » — Program lo drill on sentence

structure.
Blyn. Steve. "Gathering information from the CoGo

encyclopedia." f 1984. December) 174*
Blyn. Steve. "A geometric treasure hunt." (1985,

Mayi 81 • — Elementary coordinate geometry.
Blyn. Steve. "Helping youngsters develop iheir dic-
tionary skills." (1984. November,' 254"
Blyn, Steve. "Helping youngsters form categories."

(1985. January; 55"
Blyn. Steve. "Hexadecimal happiness " (1984, July)

1 SO« -Tutorial On binary, decimal and hexade-
cimal systems

Blyn. Steve. "It at first you don't succeed read the

directions") 1984. October^!- — Teacheschild-

ren to follow directions.
Blyn, Steve- "Learning the signs." (1284. August)

107» — Simple additions.
Blyn, Steve. "A serindipitious learning experience."

(1985. June) 45" — Elementary education game
Blyn. Steve. "The value Of comparison shopping "

(1985. February )&4" — Consumereducation pro-
gram forchrldren.
Bonnell, William S. "Watching your cash How rale of

return." (1985. March) 131 • — Determine the cash

flow rate ol relurn and present worth of a project.
Bourgeois. Jacques. "The trip." (1984. August) 90*

— Ht-resadvenluregame. [Corrections, Oct., page

237; Jan.. 1985. page 232)
Boyle. John D. "Applying subroutines to simplify

and sharpen displays." (1985, February) 131 *
Boyle. John D."How not to letthebugsbiteinyour

cassette merge program." (1985, February) 158»

-How to merge programs from cassette.
Broadwater. Steven R. "Floating point math." (1985.

February) 18 — Explains math bug in 1 1 ROM
Grunotle, Benjamin w "Personalize your printout

with Scripl." (1985, May) 66" -CGP-115 printer

utility.
Brunotte. Benjamin W. "'Rat maze." (1985. May)

105»
Carson, Edward W. "Home management made eas-
ier." (1984. November) 132* — Some routines to

calculate interest, etc.
Chadwick. Curt. "CLOAD command fixer." (1984.

November) 116" — Patch to make CLOAD work

better.
Clements, W. C. Jr. "More patches (or EDTASM."

(1985, June) 124
ClerC, Donald R ' 'Reverse " (1984. July) 67"
Crooks, Mary. "Like sands through the hourglass "

(1935, January) 156" — Short graphics routine for

visual entertainment. (Correction, May 1985, page

148}.
Cummings, Gil "Allack ol the key bombers." (1984.

August) 148* — Simple game for children.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Expanding Little e's powers."

(1984. October) 119» — Enhancements to an edi-
tor from April 1984.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Link." (1985, January) 58 • —

Concatenates RAM records and writes to tape
Curtis. H. Allen. "Quick draw CoCo." (1985, May)

59* — Quicker graphics from BASIC.
Curtis. H. Allen. "Scroll control and LLIST master r."

(1985. January) 150* — (Correction. Apr., page

226)
Curtis. H. Allen. "Trap that error." (1984. August)

61 • —Ad dsan'OnerrOrgotolrke syntax (Correc-
tion. Oct, page 237)
Dacus, Judy M. ; and Dacus, David M."The CoCo

school marm part 1," (1984, September) tS1 • —

Spelling drill and practice.
Dacus, Judy M. . and Dacus. David M. "The CoCo

school marm part 2." (1984. October) 25*

Spelling drill and practice.
Davidson, Michael. "EZ list." (1934, November) 23

• — Machine program to make listing easier.
Davis, Robert. III. "Of Porsche, these wheels are

spectacular." (1985. April) 238i -Graphics pro-
gram to draw a Porsche.
Davis. Susan P. "So you want to sell your software

parti "(1985, March) 167— Helpful hints on how

to set up a software business.
Davis. Susan P. "So you want to sell your software

pari 2." (1985. April) 154
Day, Wayne. "A guide to the do's and don'ts of

modeming." (1985. February) 39
Day, R. Wayne. "BBS wrap-up." (1984. Novemoen

66— A list of BBS's.
Day. R. Wayne. "Farewell to a 'pioneer.' a look at

some updates and a review ol a new arrival."

(1985. April) 70 —News from the BBS world and

review of Mikeyterm
Day, R Wayne"Modeming across America ""(1984,

November) 72 Lesson on terminal programs

and hints.
Day, R, Wayne, "Welcome to the world of telecom-
munications." (1984. October) 126 — Getting start-
ed wilh modems and BBS's etc.
Den Beste, Steve. "The OS-9 device driver." (1984.

November) 259
DiStefano.Tony "Adding a numeric keypad to youi

CoCo." (1985. April) 163

DiStefano. Tony. "Constructing 16K of EFROM for

your disk controller." (1985, March) 54
DiStefano. Tony. "Dualing cassettes." (1984, July)
176 — Make your CoCodrive two or more cassettes.
DiStefano. Tony. "Force a cold start from reset with
this simple project " 11984 Novemberi 130 — A
hardware mod to change reset
DiStefano, Tony. "The HALT pin and its function."
11984. September) 174 Discusses one of the
connectors on the cartridge connector
DiStefano. Tony "How to follow a memory map."

(1985, June) 144
DiStefano. Tony. "How to hook up the Radio Shack

voice synthesizer." (1985. May) 55*
DiStefano, Tony "An introduction to the inside of
CoCo2." (1985. January) 68 Shows what is
inside the CoCo2.
DiStefano. Tony. "Lights! Camera! CoCo!" (1984.

December) 24 CoCo controlled lignt show.
DiStefano. Tony. "A look at how the Multi-pak inter-
face works" (1985. February) H6
DiStefano Tony "The modem to printer connec-
tion (1984. October) 66 — Prinl while using your
modem.
DiStefano. Tony. "Popular misconceptionsand com-
mon problems." (1984. August, 190 — Helpful
hints about disk I/O. sticky keys, etc.
Dimitri. Amir. "Tell your fortune with Tarot." (1984.

October) 74*
Downard. Dan. "Downloads" (1984. July) 276 —

Questions and answers.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1984. August) 244
Downard, Dan "Downloads." (1984. September)

244
Downard. Dan. "Downloads " (1984, October) 258
Downard. Dan "Downloads (1984. November)268
Downard. Dan "Downloads." (1984. December) 258
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, January) 258
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985. February) 260
Downard. Dan. '"Downloads." (1985. March) 244
Downard. Dan. "Downloads." (1985. April) 252
Downard. Dan. "Downloads." (1985. May) 232
Downard. Dan. "Downloads." f 7985. June) 246
Downard. Dan. "Ham radios and CoCos: a great

combination." (1984. November) 250
Duke. Bill. "Ring in the Olympics!" (1984, August)

156« — Draw the Olympic symbol.
Duncan. Wayne H. "The disk to tape transfer .track
by track." (1984. August) 229" -Backup your
disks to tape
Dwighi, Jeffrey. "Put your programs on "automatic."'

(1985, February) 128* — Auto-load programs.
Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Block struct Lire and recur-
sion." (1985, January) 261 »
Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Building a program a

piece at a time " (1985. March) 241"
Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Combining Pascal with

assembly language." '1985. April/ 264*
Eastham. Daniel Adams "Constructing complex

data." (1984. October) 265"
Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Examining the Part I."

(1984. September) 265"
Eastham Daniel Adams "Expressions and state-
ments." (1984. August) 250
Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Graphic-mg with PAS-
CAL. "(1985, May)215"
Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Pointers and the heap."

(1985. February)278
Eastham, Daniel Adams. "Procedures and func-
tions." (1984, November/ 271
Eastham. Daniel Adams. "Welcome to Pascal" (1984,

July) 284
Eastham, Daniel Adams "What goes in must come

out." (1984. December) 294*
Ellers. Ed. "EDIT mode subcommands. "r 1985. May)

148
Ellers. Ed. "Earth to Ed. (1984. July) 190 • -Questions

and answers
Ellers, Ed "Earth (o Ed " (1984. August) 240
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1984, September) 236
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed " (1984. October) 234
Ellers, Ed. "Earth lo Ed." (1984. November) 190
Ellers. Ed. "Earth to Ed " (1984, December) 172
Ellers. Ed "Earth to Ed." (1985. January) 175
Ellers. Ed. "Earth to Ed " (1985. Marcr?) 82
Ellers. Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985. April) 230
Ellers. Ed "Earth to Ed." (1985. May) 228
Ellers. Ed. "Earth to Ed " (1985. June) 156
Faulstich. Paul. "Creating Moire patterns in

234

THE RAINBOW July 1985

PM0DE4" (1934. October) 18* -(Correction,
Feb.. 1985. page 281)

Fearing, Marlene, "Home sweet home." (1985. Jan-
uary) 28- --Uses graphics to draw a house.

Firedrake. George : and Albrecht. Karl. "Every char-
acter can do some things well." (1985. May) 150
Adventure game hinls.

Firedrake, George : and Albrecht. Karl. "Issuing
orders for our heroic fantasy adventurers." f/985.
April) 131 — Play by marl game for beginners.

Firedrake. George ; and Albrecht. Karl. "Role play-
ing games are efleclive learning tools." (1985.
June) 148 — Comments about adventure games.

Firedrake. George ; and Albrecht. Karl "Use imagi-
nation and creativity with role playing games."
11985. February) 85-

Firedrake, George , and Canfil, Art, "Designing your
own adventure." (19S5. January] 128*

Firedrake. George , and Canfil, Art. "Playing the
game of heroic fantasy." (1984. November) 120
— Comments about adventure games.

Firedrake. George ; and Canfil, Art. "Role playing
games are not computer games." (1984. Sep-
tember) 20 — Article about adventure games in
general.

Firedrake, George . and Canfil, Art. "Setting the
scene." (1984. August,! 232 — How to write adven-
ture games.

Foster. Leslie A. "Three years of Rainbow " (1984.
July) S59 -Index from July 1981 to June 1984.

Franklin. Shane. "The road race." (1984, November)
36* — A game with racing cars,

Franklin, William G."Sopwith with CoCo flies again."
11984, August)74* --Instrument flight simulator.
[Correction. Nov., page 244)

Franks, Bill. "The caverns of death." (1984. July)
132 •

Gage, Larry K. "The mad adder." (1984. September)
147* — Mathematical logic type game.

Gain. Richard. "Is your printer on-line." (1984, Sep-
tember j 106

Gam. Paul. "Get it together with disk merge." (1985,
February) 175 •

Goodman. Martin H "How lo fix your CoCo 2 disk
controller." (1985. February) 149

Goodman, Marlin H. "Wealher„or not." (1995, Feb-
ruary) 42* — Make your own satellite weather
maps. (Correction, Apr., page 226)

Gossette, Frank. "CC Talk: smart terminal pack-
age." ft 984, November)5Q" A terminal program
for the CoCo. (Correction, Jan., 1985, page 232)

Gray. Tom. "Computer cupid." (1985. February)
7B* — Valentine's day game.

Green. Robert L. "Test your "eye-q' by figuring the
clue." (1985. May) 164* — Eye-Q game.

Hallen. Tony. "It's a mystery." 11984, September)
90* — Determine the name of a country from
clues.

Hamilton, Daniel. "Space race." (1985. February)
66*

Harris. Timothy A. "MailOS." (1985, June) 249 —
Database program in BASIC09.

Hetzler. Ed. "Direct to the rescue." (1985, May) 36*
— Index to cassette tapes.

Hoffman. Paul S. "Preserving the classics by patch-
ing Art Gallery." 11984. October) 131 -—Print pic-
tures from Art Gallery.

Hogg. Frank. "More 128K." (1985. January) 269

Hogg. Frank. "Structure out of chaos: building logi-
cal pathways." (1934. August) 246

Hogg. Frank. "Vet another C0C02?" (1985. Febru-
ary) 263 Describes the Korean CoCo and XEX.

Hogg, Frank "l?SK and FLEX." (1984, December)
286

Howe, Clay. "Color Basic ROM switcher." (1935.
April) 98

Husak. Charles. "Quest of the dragon's gold." (1984.
August) 25* — Arcade type game. (Correction,
Nov., page 244)

Hyre. Leonard "Watching it all add up with the IRA
projection." (1984. August) 84* — Find oul the
value of your retirement fund.

Inman. Don. "Build a honeycomb from BASIC."
11984. September) 100 — Compares graphics bet-
ween Ba'sic and Logo.

Inman. Don "Color Logo with printing." (1984.
October) 174 -Discusses the'print command in
Logo

Inman, Don. "Education through graphics." (1984,
August) 134 — Some examples of Logo programs,

Inman, Don. "Exploring the angles of BASIC and
LOGO." f 1984, July) 122 —Compare graphics by
Basic or Logo.

Jones. Ed : Clifton, Gene ; and Davis. Wayne. "The
home hurricane tracking station." f 1984. October)
161*

Judd, Daryl. "Granny's peg game challenge." (1985.
June) 99' —Like Hi-Q.

Judd, Daryl. "Send in the clowns '"(1985. June) 80*
— Graphicsdemo

Kalinowski, Francis S. "CoCo season's greeting
cards, "(1984, December) 131 • — Christmascards
on your printer.

Kalinowski. Francis S. "Lil" ole interest monitor,"
(1984. September) 51 • — Calculates the interest
earned on up to 11 bank accounts, certificates,
etc.

Kaste, Martin. "The hi-res lowercase punctuation
interplanetary fruit fly baby." (1985. January)
140*

Kinney, Gary. "Multiple choice test generator."
(1984. September) 57 •

Kluck. Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the CoCo but Radio Shack didn't tell
you." (1984, August) 109 —Expands the Radio
Shack documentation,

Kluck, Andy, "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you." (1984. September) 36 — Speed up
tape I/O. another way to merge cassette pro-
grams.

Kluck, Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you." ( 1984. October)Z$ — How Get and
Put can speed up animation.

Kluck. Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you " (1984. November) 157 —Disk
Basic and hex and octal conversions.

Kluck, Andy. "Everything you always wanted to
know about the Color Computer but Radio Shack
didn't tell you." (1984. December) 30* —Gives
details of the various CoCo ROM's.

Knolhoff, Mike. "Hail to the chief's: in pursuit of
presidential trivia." (1984. October) 146*

Kohn. Joseph. "For PMODE4 screen enlargement
there'sBlowup."( 1984, October)5T — Manipulate
graphics.

Kohn, Joseph. "Purchase order — the order record-
er." (1985. May) 172* —Mail order aid.

Kohn, Joseph. "Putting the Okidata ML92 to work."
(1935. May)S9*

Kolar, Joseph. "Finding a wealth ol CoCo knowl-
edge in Rainbow hints," (1984, December) 245*
— Hints for newcomers.

Kolar. Joseph. "Further venturing with program
tables." (1985. March) 97* — More hints for new-
comers.

Kolar. Joseph. "Getting belter acquainted with the
DRAW statement. "(1985, June) 158*

Kolar, Joseph. "Imagination and a few simple gra-
phics techniques." (1934, August) 158 — Using the
CHRS (128) to CHRS (255) graphic set.

Kolar, Joseph. "Make the most of versatile EDIT."
(1985. April) 242* —Instruction on the EDIT
command

Kolar, Jose ph. "An open-ended exploration," f 1935,
January) 85* — Hinls for newcomers.

Kolar, Joseph. "Practicing Line and Draw without
drudgery." (1984, September) 10S

Kolar, Joseph. "A problem solver's day at the races.
(7934. October) 60 — Mathematical problem solv-
ing example.

Kolar, Joseph. "Season'sgreetings. " (1984. Decem-
ber) 60* — 4 color animated Christmas greeting.

Kolar, Joseph. "Simple programs: a learning expe-
rience for all." 11984. November) 151 — An intro-
duction for newcomers.

Kol3r. Joseph. "Teaching CoCo its ABC's." (1985.
May) 1 44* —Use of the DRAW statement

Kolar. Joseph "Try corresponding with 'talking'
computer tapes." (1984, July) 114 — Correspond
with cassette tapes with voice and programs,

Kolar, Joseph, "Using tables to assist in program-
ming." (1985. February) 236> -Program to teach
English.

Kromeke, Michael B. "Pictures perfect with Prowri-
ter." (1985. May) 18* — Screen dump program

LaBonviile, Hclene M. "Get your feet wet with these
paddles!" (1984. August) 131 — Make your own
joysticks. (Correction, Oct., page 237)

LaBonviile, Helene M. "RS-232 interface cable for
data communication equipment," (1934, Novem-
ber) 89 — Shows how to make your own cable.

Lack. Richard. "Get the picture with Gemini screen
print." (1985, May) 45* — Screen dump program.

Lai, Stephen. "Neat little columns two by two."
(1985. May) 42* — Format listings in two columns.

Lantz, Brian A. "Restoring your OS-9 file "' (1985.
March) 265

Lamer, Norman. "Getting the most trom your cas-
sette recorder." (1985, January) 76 — Comments
on making best use of the cassette recorder.

Lester, Lane, "Rainboard 1984." (1984. November)
44* —Update to the Rainboard BBS.

Lewandowski, Dennis. "128K the easy way." f T984.
December) 162*

Lewin. Gordon. "How to figure foreign currency
exchange rates." (1935, March) 161 •

Lilt, Michael J. "Routing switcher keeps the talk
interchanging." (1985. April) 32 — Expand serial
port to handle more devices.

Lowrie, Patrick H., Jr. "Barometer on the stock
market." (1985. March) 170* — Gauge your own
performance on the stock market

McGarry. Donald L "Hierarchal directory." (1985,
May) 244 — Complete disk directory in OS-9,

Meador, Gene, "You gotta pay the rent!" (Z984. July)
26* — 'Monopoly' type game, (Correction, Oct.,
page 237)

Middaugh, Lew. "Random numbers for the OS-9 C
compiler." (1985, January) 272

Miller, Paul Vernon. "Different sights and sounds
with graphics bazaar." (1935, February) 246*

Mir. Jorge. "PERT: Project evaluation and review
technique." (1935, March) 140* — A simple pro-
gram to do the "PERT" technique. (Corrections,
June 1985. page 226).

Mir. Jorge. "Take stock of your portfolio with Pro-
Color-File " (1984, October) 45 — Shows applica-
tions of Pro-Color-File.

Mitchell. Steven C, "Rescue on alpha II." (1984.
December)''* — Winner of secondannualad ven-
ture contest. [Correction. Apr.. 1985. page 226)

Mix, Ron. "Learn the ivory keyboard with piano note
tutor." (1985, June) 92* — Assist learning the
piano.

Myers. Paul. "Finding the ultimate bargain." (1985.
March) 18* — An example of operational research
technique.

Nelson. Mark. "The head of the beast." (1984.
December) 90* — Adventure contest winner for
16K.

Nickols. Kevin "The vole is in." (1934, December)
64 — Winners of the second annual adventure con-
test,

Nolan. Bill. "Developing a database manager part
1." (1934, July) 64 — Creating a disk mailing list
program.

Nolan. Bill. "Developing a database manager part
2" (1984, August) 22

Nolan. Bill. "Developing a database manager part
3." (1984, September; 111 • — Developing a disk
mailing list program.

Nolan. Bill. "Developing a database manager part
4." (1934. October) 32* —Use Of direct access
disk files

Nolan, Bill "Developing a database manager part
5." (1984, November) 245*

Nolan, Bill. "Developing a database manager part
6," (1984, December) 256* —Disk mailing list
program. (Correction. Feb., 1985, page 281)

Paravati. Joseph S. "Geographies." (1934. Sep-
tember) 177 • — Hi-res game to learn 50 states and
capitals.

Paravali, Joseph S. "The old fashioned clock."
(7934. September) 25* -Make your CoCo look
like an analogue clock.

Petersen, Jens. "Chopper assault." (7935, June)
28*

Peterson. Dale. "Greetings from Uncle Bert " (1984.
July) 117 — Many Logo examples.

Pfeifer. Christopher. "Surface!" (1985, April) 42*
— Winner of the second annual simulation contest —
Norlh Pole in a submarine.

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 235

Plog, Michael. "A practical alternative for creating a
pupil database." (19B5. January) 159 — Let your
Glass do something practical.

Plog. Michael. "Arecomputers producing unrealis-
tic expectations?" (1 984. December)265 • - Com-
ments on micros in schools.

Plog, Michael. 'The computer as a classroom tool "
0984. October) 23 — Discussion ol the micro in
schools

Plog. Michael. "The computer as a teacher." (1984,
July) 48 - -The microcomputer in education,

Plog, Michael. "Expanding the computer's role in
student testing." 11985. May) 31

Plog, Michael. "New trends in educalional comput-
ing." 11985. June) 55

Plog, Michael. "Opposing views on computers in
education." 11984, September) 119 — Discussion
of the micro in schools.

Plog. Michael," A question of intelligence and Anthro-
pomorphic charm. "(1985. April) 167 — Comments
about micros in schools

Plog, Michael "Reading us computers. 1 ' (1985.
March) 182 - Comments on micros in schools.

Plog, Michael. "The rise of the microcomputer."
(1954. August) 51 Use of the micro in schoots.

Plog. Michael "The"system'and its important proce-
dures." {1984. November) 252 — Comments on
micros in schools.

Plog, Michael-"Using your computerto help develop
classroom material." (1985, February) 131 — Com-
ments on micros in schools.

Portillo, Roland B. "Home financial statement."
1 1985. Mnrch)$T

Poulosky, Paul. "Calling All CoCo Nuts." (1985,
March) 164, * — Graphics demo of the Rainbow,

Preble. Brian. "The art of joystick painting." (1984.
October) 97' — (Correction, Mar., 1985. page
229)

Puckett, Dale. "Genius, assembly tips and a bilin-
gual benchmark." (1984. August) 257

Puckett. Dale "Reflections, hopes and five helpful
listings." 11984. September) 246

Puckett, Dale L "Closer to UNIX "(1984. December)
271

Puckett, Date L "Designing your own procedure
files," (1984, July) 291

Puckett, Dale L "First anniversay special: an inter-
view with Ken Kaplan " (1984, October) 261

Puckett. Dale L."Fun with a Co Co Easter Bunnyand
more." (TS85, April) 254

Puckett. Dale L "Good application software is
essential to OS-9'S health." f 1935. May) 250

Puckett, Dale L. News, hints and answers." (1965,
June) 252 -Questions and answers on OS9.

Puckett. Dale L. "An overview of programs, correc-
tions and more." (1985. March) 256

Puckett, Dale L 'Potpourri! A medley of hints and
tips' (1988, February) 269

Puckett, Dale L. "Transportation to hacker heaven:
and Iwo useful routines." (1984. November) 280

Ramella. Richard. "Mullo of Mars."f'7385. June J 18*

— Game to learn multiplication

Ramella. Richard. "A night of horrors in Lurktey

Manor" (1985, March) 42*
Ramella, Richard "See how your memory stacks

against these number tacks." (1985, May) 25- —

Memory game.
Ray, J. D. "Landlord's helper part 1 ." (1985, March)

106» — System to help manage rental properly.
Ray, J. D. "Landlord's helper part 2." (1985. April)

170*
Reed, Jim "RAINBOWfest reporl " (1984, Septem-
ber/ ie
Repasy, Michael. "'Run for your life!" (1985. April)

18* — Survival on a strange planet.
Rhead, Valerie. "Teachers need spirit masters'"

(1984. September) 140 — Use your printer to make

stencils.
Richardson. Mel. "Guess right, guess wrong — name

that song!" 11985. June) 163* -Like name thai

tune
Rabbins. Joel. "CoCopadd.!"( 1985. February) 140*

— Convert CoCo to a calculator

Roberts. Steve. "CoComori junior." (7965. Febru-
ary; 164* — A monitor for machine language pro-
grams

Robitaille, Charles "Geta'boot'outof OS-9.' (J985,
February) 283

Roden. Brian. "Live and in concert on CoCo's
stage." (1985, April) 124* Animated graphics
while playing music.

Rogers. Robert T. "Holly, jolly holidays." (1984.
December) 18" — Play your favorite Christmas
carols.

Rogers. Robert T "A |Ourney through the jungle."
(1984. Augustus" — Graphics game lor4K. (Cor-
rection, Nov.. page 244)

Rosen, Bob. "My CoCo is not IBM compatible."
(1984. October) 238 Compares CoCo to IBM

Rutter, Richard W. "Enhance your keyboard input
with buffer stuffer." (7995, February) 90* —A

machine language program to add new commands.

Sabo, Rita. "Animatic: automatic animation " (1985.
June) 58*

Saito, Fran ; and Albrecht, Bob. "Puffing things in
order." (1984, July) 52

Sanford. James A. "Formatter." (1985. May) 124*
— Program to lormal program listings.

Scerbo. Fred B. "Answer the challenge of the dem-
on's defiance." (f985. JWarcfrJ 77* Originally
written for the MC-10

Scerbo. Fred B. "The CoCo tournament programs."
(1984. October) 104* — Program lo generate pair-
ings for any type of tournament.

Scerbo. Fred B. "EZ graphics— '85 style." 0935.
January) 32" — Tutorial on graphics procedures.

Scerbo. Fred B. "Football fever part I." (1984,
November) 177 • — Makes football helmets hy
team.

Scerbo. Fred B. "Football fever part 2." (1984,
December) 107*

Scerbo, Fred B, "Getting ready for the la!!." (1984.
August) 38* — Super math worksheet generator
program.

Scerbo. Fred B. "Let CoCo talk you into a better
education." (1985, February) 11B* — A math pro-
gram using Ihe Voice-pak.

Scerbo. Fred B.'ThemuIti math driller. "(1984. Sep-
tember) 225*

Scerbo. Fred B. "Return of the Hangmenoids!"
(1985. May) 131 • — Talking hangman game.

Scerbo, Fred B "Some educational programs to
help make learning fun." (1985, April) 74*

Scerbo, Fred B. "Three trips to the well." f 1984. July)
162* — 3 programs requested by readers,

Scerbo, Fred B. "The world's easiest database."
1 1985. June) 1 52*

Schechter. Gerry. "Filecopy — a handy OS-9 utility."
(1985. February) 242 —(Correction. May 1985.
page 148).

Schechter. Gerry. "Tidy up listings with Listfile."
(1985. February) 275

Schmidt. Jim. "File it with The Message Cenier."
(1984. November) 28* —Use the CoCo for in-
flame communications.

Schmidt. Jim "Lo-res graphics for the ASCII-ing "
(1984, October) 90*

Schrag, Roger. "Disk drive speed check." (7904,
August) 154*

Schrag. Roger "A special use for the DOS com-
mand." (1984. November) 140*

Schreur, Jan Pieter. "Turn your monitor inside out."
(1985. April) 116 In vert the video with hardware.

Scoflin, Brad. "Casslabl a music tape organizer"
(1984. July) 174* — Makes cassette labels.

Searby. Paul. "Design and development of applica-
tion software part 4." (1984. September) 258 —
Accounts payable system, continued from June
1984.

Searby, Paul "Design and development of applica-
tion software part 5 " (1995. January) 280 -
Program for small business.

Searby, Paul. "Operating systems: another point of
view." ((984. July J 279 —Compares FLEX and OS-
9.

Sharp. Tony. "Adding an auto answer "7 7984, Novem-
ber) 18 — Add an auto-answer to the Modem 1.

Shaver. J. O. "Play your favorite games with no
wires attached." (1985. June) 105* — Wireless
joysticks.

Spiller. Jeremy. "Analog to digital and back again."
()985. June) 36*

Springer. Charles. "Announcing The Rainbow's 2nd
annual simulation Contest (1984 July) 156

Springer. Charles "The decision has been made!'
(1986. April) 36 — Results of the second annual
simulation contest.

Springer, Charles. "Experience the thrill ol adven-
ture." (1985. March) 33 — Announcement ol third
annual adventure contest

St. Jacques, Rene. "Cardio." (1985. April) 58*
Second annual simulation contest graphics win-
ner — simulates heart attack and treatment.

Stearman. Colin J. "CoCo chronograph" (1985.
June) 83* — Add a real time clock.

Stearman, Colin J. "Cookmg with CoCo part 1."
(1984. July) 18* — Exploring CoCo'sdisk operat-
ing system. (Correction. Aug.. page 130)

Stearman. Colin J. 'Cooking with CoCo pari 2"
(1984, August) 170* -How to construct a simple
plug-in cartridge programmer for the 2764 8K
EPROM. (Correction, Sept., page 234)

Stearman. Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo pari 3."
(1984, September)74* -Enhancethe Disk oper-
ating system. (Corrections. Oct.. page 237; Nov..
page 244)

Stearman. Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 4."
(1984, October! ISO* — Some patches to make
keyboard entry easier.

Stearman. Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo pari 5 "
(1984. November) 146* — Some new commands
for COCO. (Correction, Jan , 1985, page 232)

Stearman, Colin J "Cooking with CoCo pari 6."
f 1984. December) 154* —Add a parallel port
(Correction. Fob,, 1985. page 281)

Stearman. Colin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 7."
11985. January) 164* — Some more additions lo
CoCo's vocabulary.

Stearman. Gotin J. "Cooking with CoCo part 8."
11985. February) 146 — How to program an
EPROM.

Stumpf, Peter. "A Fourth of July celebration." (1984,
July) 74* — Music and graphics for the 4th of July

Swan. Marvin E. "The diskette directories handler
system part 1." (1984 November) 100* — How to
Organize your diskette Hies.

Swan, Marvin E. "The diskette directories handler
system part 2," (1984. December) 37* — (Correc-
tion, Apr.. 1985. page 226)

Swan, Marvin E. "The diskette directories handler
system part 3." (79S5. January) 120*

Tanzcr. Milt. "But. who was Colonel Potter's horse?"
(1984, Augusl)67' — A Trivial Pursuit like game.

Tauli. T. C. "Joystick-to-itiveness." f79S5. March)
232* — How to use joysticks to make selections
from a menu.

Taylor. D. "Junk food." 11984. November) 90*

Taylor. James F. 'The ABC game" (1984. Sep-
tember) 156* — Game to learn the a-b-CS. (Cor-
rection, Jan . iges. page 232)

Tilenius, Eric. "The adventure writer's tool kit." (1985.
April) 105* — Tutorial on writing adventures

Tilenius. Eric W. "The Arconiax assignment. "11984,
July) 90* — Anniversary 'scratch and sniff 'ad ven-
ture. (Correction, Sept.. page 234)

Tobias, Brad. "Miss Liberty " f 1984. July) 61 -Use
Printer art from Nov 83 to draw a Picture

Trevor. Alexander B. "It is better to PUT than to
GET."(1985, January)23"

Tucker. Walter J. "You can invest in tbisone — T-Bill
computation." ((985. March) 153* — Figure out
the benefits of a Treasury Bill investment

Tyson, Robert K "Computer simulation lor tun and
profit part 2: exogenous human interaction simula-
tion—the stock market." (1984. August) f 19*

Tyson, Robert K. "Computer simulations for fun and
profit." (7934. July) 186- Creating simulations
lor the CoCo.

Vasconi. Eugene. "Chopin's minule waltz." (1985.
June) 130* Music demo using PLAY

Wagorn. Paul. "Looie wants you to join the penguin
patrol." (1985. February) 33*

Weide. Dennis H "CoCo becomes the paymaster
part 1 " (1985. March) 58* - A small business
payroll package. Corrections, May 1985, page
148. and June 1985 page 226.

Weide, Dennis hi. "CoCo becomes the paymaster
part 2." (1985. April) 82*

Weir. Robert. "JINFILE:a jumbo information handler
with some very special features." 11984. November/
162* Special purpose filing program.

White. Richard A. "Analyzing more BASIC f)985.
February) 152* — Uses Rainbow checkbook to
explain some programming

236

THE RAINBOW July 1985

White. Richard A. "Creating Ihe Rainbow check-
book parti "figs'). September) 126 — Checkbook
balancer.

White. Richard A. "Creating the Hainbow check-
book part 2 11984. October! 250

White. Richard A "Creating the Rainbow check-
book part 3 " HS84, November) 125

White. Richard A. "Creating the Rainbow check-
book part 4," 11984. December) 134

White. Richard A. "Creating the Rainbow check-
book parts." 11985. Januaryj233' — (Correction.
Apr., page 226)

White. Richard A. "Deciphering printer control
codes." (1985. March) 28

White. Richard A. "An introduction to spreadsheets "
H985. April) 146 — Overview of spreadsheet soft-
ware.

White. Richard A "Let's create a spreadsheet "
(1935, Way) 98 — Alternate uses for the spread-
sheet.

While. Richard A. "Spreadsheet application for
home economics: buying a car." 1 1985. June) 238

White. Richard A. "Variables revisited." (1984. July/
126 — Hinis about using variables in Basic.

White. Richard A. "Weird and wonderful." ((984,
August) 115 — How to get a Print Using in Color
Basic.

White, William R. "Simplifying use or the SOUND
command." (1935. June) 42 •

Wilfore. John F. "Word scrambler for Spelling lists "
11984. September) 131 •

Witham. Burl, Jr "To pack or not to pack: that's an
easy question." (J984. October) 140 — Discusses
compressing Basic statements.

Wood, James H. "Hi-res racer." (1985, March) 124*
— Car racing game.

Zimmer. Charles C. "Block oul those troublesome
granules with Disktest.utl." (t985, January ) 89 •
— (Program listing. Feb. 35, p.250)

PRODUCT REVIEWS

"ADOS." (19B4. December) 211

"AMT (Automatic money tracer)." (1984. October)

199
"Addition and subtraction of fractions and mixed
numbers 2.1." (1985. May) 207
Address one " (1984. September) 218
"Advanced editor " ( 1984. July) 202
"Adventure cracker." (1984. August) 210
"Adventure generator." (1984. July) 231
"Adventure generator." (1984. December) 227
'The Adventurer's handbook." (1984. October/202
"Adventurus Supremus 4.66." f F985, June) 221
"Air traffic conirol simulator." (1985. February) 229
•Aldaron."(1934, October/ 207
"Alpha-dir." 17984. August) 193
"Alphabet stew." f 1985. May) 208
"Ancestors 2.0." (1984. November) 216
"And rone." f (984. December/ 219
"The animator." (1985. January/ 204
"The archivist." (1985. February) 205
"Arithmetic tutor." (1985. March) 207
"Assembler language programming toolkit." (1984.

December) 239
"Aut-O-Start " (1985. June) 220
"Auto run 64." (1985. February) 224
"Autoterm." f 1984. November) 229
"BASIC searcher." (1985, March) 196
"BBS log book " (1985. March) 219
"B-XREF." (1985. March) 209
"Bakersfield KENO." (1985, March) 216
"Basic programming tricks revealed" (1985. Febru-
ary) 226
"Better "(1984. Jo (y; 226
"Big B pro quarterback." (1985. February/ 219
"Big Bird's special delivery." (1985. February) 218
"Bjork blocks." (1984. October) 228
"The black sanctum " (1984. August) 212
"Blackjack Royale version 2.0." (1984. December)

217
"Blue streak interface." (J9B4, July) 211
"Bugs II." (1985. May) 219
"Burner plus " (1985. February) 223
"CD sort/key-extr." 1985. April/ 206
"CGP115SD— screen dump " t1984 August) 203
"Calorie counter weight analyzer. (1985 Janu-
ary) 220

"Candy co." (1984. August/225
"Car manager." (1984 September) 21 1
"Cassette box insert maker " (1985. March! 198
"Cassette label" (1984. September/ 210
"Castle ragoona." (1985. April! 215
"Centipede ABC's and 123"S" (1985. June/ 205
"Chambers." (1984. September) 205
"Chipaway." (1985. April) 195
"Chopper strike." f?9S4. August) 227
"Christmas quiz " (1984. December) 223
"Church time." (1984. September; 209
"CoCo checker " 11985. January) 194
"CoCo cookbook." (1984. Augus(j2i8
"CoCo cooler II " (1935. Ma re h) 226
"CoCo coupler CP/M." f (984. OefoberJ 232
"CoCo dump." f 7984. November) 230
"CoCo freeze frame " f ?935. MayJ 222
"CoCo Max." (1935, June* 217
CoCo professional tax preparer." 11985. June) 199
"CoCo tuner." f)0SS. June) 203
"CoCo video tiller." (1935. April) 219
"CoCoindx." (1984. August/216
"Coins and Addition." (1984. December) 216
"Color Connection II." (1935. April) 201
"Color checkbook." (1985. ,4pri/1 210
"Color finance II." (1984. November) 208
"Color math practice." (1984. OefoberJ 215
"Color power II." (1985. January) 209
"Color stat strategy baseball." ((935. March) 208
"Color Stronghold " (1984. November) 343
"ColorSta! " (7935. June) 198
"Colorama BBS." (1934. July) 235
"Colorforth version 2,0," (1985. February) 198
"Colorgrade." (1984. December) 230
"Colormind." (1984. September) 197
"Concordance." (1934. November; 200
"Congress " (1985. June; 195
"Conversion aids." (1984. July) 216
"Conversions " (1985. May/ 203
"Counting things." (1985, January) 215
"Cnbbage." (T984. October) 226
"Crypton," (1985. April) 200
"DATALIST." (1985. March) 218
"DEFT bench and Pascal " (79S4 November) 221
"DMGAGIC " (79H4. August/ 213
"DMP-1Q0 line printer conversion." (1985, May) 195
"DS-69digisector." (1985. May) 197
"Dan Tucker's mine." (1935. June) 206
'Dapper." f?934. October) 212
"Data Line switch box." (1935. June) 219
"Debacle " ((985. June/ 209
"Dejavu." (1935. April) 218
"Deputy inspector." (1984. December) 202
"Designer." (1935. JuneJ 202
"Diet-Ade." f)985. May) 206
"Disk Vidtex." (1984. November) 235
"Disk master." (1985. April) 223
"Disk utility." (1984. October) 220
"Disk-o-tier" (1984. October) 233
"Do-file/Fix-file."f19S4, September) 201
"Don't forget. "(1 935, Ma re h) 228
"Double driver." (1985. MayJ 196
"Downland." (1935. April) 213
"Draconian." (1985. Apr(l; 216
"Drive package " '1935. January/ 219
"DynaStar/DynaForm/DynaSpell. "(1984. July)22Q
"Dynacalc " (1934. September) 219
"Dynamite*."' (1984. December) 195
"EDITTRON." (1984. September) 212
'EDTASM (disk) " (1984. September) 192
"EDT."(1984. October) 225

"ETT- Electronic typing teacher." (1984. July J 210

'E-Zbase."(79S4, July) 255
"Easy-file (1984. November) 240
"elec-TRON." (1985. May) 226
"Electra-guard." (1985. June) 210
"Elite-file." f (984. December) 241
"The Enhancer." (1985. February) 213
"Erland." (1984. November) 204
"Ernie's magic shapes" (1984. September) 214

"Evasion " f 1984. November) 216
"Everyone's guide to Basic." 1 1984. July/ 243

"Fangman." (1984. November/ 242
"File cabinet." (1984. September) 198
"Tile two " (1985. MayJ 211
"Final countdown " :f934. December; 212
"First games." (1984. November) 220
"Flip side." (1985. February) 192
"Floppiclene." (1935. February) 233

"Flying tigers " (1984. August) 208

•Fractions and percents." (1984. August) 228

"Freeform." (1984. December/198

"Froggie." (7934, July) 254

"Full screen editor." (1984. November) 236

" Funhou.se " (1984. JuJyJ 238

"GTRM." (1984. December) 236

"Galactic fighter" (1985. June/193

"Gold plug 80." (1934, July) 233

"Grand Pri*."" (1985. March) 211

"Graph it." (7934, September) 200

"Graphic compression utility." (1984. December)
218

"Graphic master." (1985. Februaryj 231

"Graphic math advenlure enhanced." ((985. April)
221

"Graphicom joystick." (1985. February) 221

"Gray lady." (1934. November) 219

"Grobo1."C1984, August) 221

"Graver's number rover." (1985. April) 208

"The gunfighter." (1934. August) 207

"Hands on." ((984. NdvemberJ 206

"Happy birthday Mr Gifl "' (1984, DecemoerJ 226

"Hayes mach l| joystick." (J984, November) 244

"Heroes and trolls." (1984. December) 215

"Hide-a-BASIC." (1984. December) 200

"High resolution picture puzzle." (1985. January)
196

"How to use your Radio Shack printer." (book)
(1985, MayJ 192

"Howard Medical TV stand." (1984. September) 199

"Ice bird." (1984, August) 219

"Ice hockey '" (1984, December J 244

"In assembly language." (1984. December) 207

"Intercept 4." (1934. Sepfemberj 208

"JDK Kalends." (1935 May) 214

"Johnson utility packages " (1984. October) 217

"Juggle's rainbow." (1985. MayJ 20B

"Jungle queen." (1985, January) 226

"K-BAStC." (1984. November) 226

"Keep-trak version 1.2." (1985. April) 196

"Keep-Irak." (1984. September* 222

"Key ironic keyboard " (1985. January) 227

"Key-wiz " f 7985. January) 213

"King author's tales " ((984. OefoberJ 200

"Kingdom of Basham." (1984. November/ 211

"LIZPAC.'"(1985. March)2)2

"LOGO starter."" (1984. TJecemberJ 208

"Lancer." (1984. August) 224

"Learning games." (1984. November) 241

"Library!" 7(985. April) 195

"Liner "(1985. JI")eJ 216

"Locking diskette storage system " J1984. Septem-
ber) 209

"Lolto." (1985, January) 202

"ME-123-64 126K upgrade." (1985. Juncj 211

"MLBASIC." (1935. MayJ209

"MSI color calendar." (1984. August) 206

"MSI-Disk Util." (1984. July) 229

"Major tstar." (1985. MayJ 218

"Master design." (1984. Ju(y)204

"Masterfile." (1984. November) 212

"Maze runner." (1985. April) 217

'Megamunk." (1985. February) 200

"Memo minder" (1934. JuJy; 222

"Metabot." (1985, June) 207

"Micro-games, Micro-checkers." (1984. July) 225

"Micro-grip V" (1985. May) 227

"Middle kingdom." (1984. December) 224

"Miner." (1984. fVoiremberJ 232

"More beef." (1984. Ju(y)?14

"Mr. Dig "(1934. November) 238

"Ms. Maze." (1985. February) 216

"Mul-t-screen " (1984. July) 240

"Multi-pak extender cable." (1985. May) 222

"Multiprogram manager " (1935. April) 192

'Music stringer." (1984 September/ 213
Music library 100" (79H4. November) 225

"Music library 700 and 300." (1985, March) 205

"Musics 2." (1S84, Decemberi 225

"Musx." (1935, April) 198
NEWBASIC." (1984. October) 221

•Nomad." ((984. DecemberJ 213

"Number and color worlds " (1985. February) 202

"OS-9 disk fix and utilities." (1984. OefoberJ 218

"Oki dump." (1984. December) 206

"Omega file." ((985. March) 223
Option 1." (1985. January) 198

"PBJ 23P pak." (1985. March) 192

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 237

BYTE 2 (1985. June) 138 —Assembly language

demo
BYTECQOR 11985. May) 77 —To input machine

language code into memory
BYTESCRN 11985. Msy) 73 — Load 51 -column util-
ity
BYTMASTR(!984. September) 124 —Video screen

utility
CAD 16 11984. January/ 85 —Animated high res

story
CADET TR H983. Match) 154 —Game
CALC (1985. January) 234 —Calculator (PASCAL)
CALENDAR (1982, Octobers —Make a calendar
CALENDAR 11984. September) 99 -Create a calen-
dar
CALGEN (1984. September) 266— Calculator pro-
gram (PASCAL)
CAPITALS (1983. April) 34 —Geography drill
CARDFILE (1984. December) 47 — Xmas card tile

and labeler
CARD 10 11985. April! 60 —Simulation ol heart

attack
CARDS-1 (1983. December) 100 —Greeting cards
CARDS-2 f J983. December) 106 -Greeting cards
CAROLS 11984. December) 20 —Xmas sound and

graphics
CASSLABLf 7984. July) 174— Music tape organizer
CAT(198P, November) 32 —PLAY demo
CATEGORY (1 985, January) 56 — Elementary school

drill
CCTALK(1984. November) 52 — Terminal program
CCTLOAD ( 1984. November) 59 —Terminal pro-
gram
CFRR f J 985. March) 134 —Cash flow rate of return
CGPLABEL r 1984, May) 136 — Labels for CGP-1 15
CHARACTR (1984. February) 297 —Adventure game

aid
CHARACTR (1984. March) 192 —Adventure game

utility
CHARFIND (1983- March) 13 —Adventure game

utility
CHARGER (1985, June) 113 —Disk utility
CHARLIE 11982. December)87 — Format LLIST list-
ings
CHEAPTKR (1983. July) 275 -Votrax driver
CHECKS (1 964, January) 124 — Checkbook balancer
CHEKBOOK (1985. January) 238 —Checkbook ba-
lancer
CHEMBOND(1983, January)130 -Chemistry drill
CHOPPER 11985. June) 28 -Helicopter action

game
CHORDS (1983, August) 132 —Music generator
CHORDS (1984. June) 181 —Chord finder
CHR CNT (1984, October)266 —Character counter

(PASCAL)
CIRCLE (1983. July) 166 —Graphics demo
CIHMOD (1983. July) 169 —Graphics demo
CKWRITER(1 985, Apri/1 93 — Check writer for Pay-
roll
CLASSICS (1984. June) 132 —Music demo
CLOADMODf 1984, November) 117 — CLOAD modi-
tier
CLOCK (1984. September) 28 —Clock face
CLOCK (1985. Mey) 236 —Graphics demo in PAS-
CAL
CLOVER (1984, June) 57 —Data for COMPOSER

(Dec 83)
CLOVER (1985. June) 161 -Using the DRAW state-
ment
CLOWN (1985. June)80 - Graphics demo
CLRSCOPE f T9S4, January) 80 —Random graphics

art
CMERGE (1983, Oc(ober) 206 —Cassette merge

utility
COCOGOLF f 1984. February] 69 —Golf simulation

game
COCO LOGO /J 982. October) SO —Print a logo
COCOMQN (1985. February) 165 -Machine lan-
guage monitor
COCONUTS (1985. March) 164 -Graphics demo
COCOPADD (1985, February) 144 —Calculator

emulation
COCOSAYS 11983. April) 218 —Music utility
COCOTYPE(1984. January; 106— Typing tutor
CODEWRDS(1985. June) 45 -Elementary educa-
tion game
COLORFRM (7965, April) 113 —Print routine for

adventures
COLORS (1984. April) 185— CHRS of colors

COLORS) (985. May) 147 Graphics demo
C0LOR1 (1982. AugustJ 89— Graphics demo (also

COLOR2)
COLRBOOK (1984. May) 106 -Graphics demo
COMBATf 1983. September! 193 — Adventure game
CQMMWP(1983. Ju/y)163 Communications word

processor
COMPILER (1983. November) 1B2— Save graphics

with CSAVEM
COMPOSER (1983. December) 132 —Music syn-
thesizer
COMPSHOP(1985, February^ —Consumer edu-
cation lor children
COMPTEST (1984. February) 292 - Compatibility

game
COMPUTE (1985. April) 87 —Payroll computation
CONCERT (1985. April) 128 —Animated graphics

with music
CONGEN(1983, .4ugus1) 100— TV test pattern gen-
erator
CONNECT4 (1984. June) 160 -Game
CONSEOS (1983. March) 110 —Game
CONTLOGR f (983. March I 160 —Ham radio tog
CONVERT (1983. October) 318 -Use 64K
CONVERT (1983. September) 226 -Metric conver-
ter
CONVERT (1984. March) 134 -Convert MICRO-
PAINTER to disk
CONVERT (1984. October) 132 —Graphics utility

lor ART GALLERY "
CONVERT (1985, March) 162 —Foreign currency

calculator
COPTER (1984, February) 64— Graphics adventure

game
COPYDIR (1983, June) 86 —Disk utility
COSTCALC (1984. March) 100 —Small business

aid
CRAPS (1984. April; 69 —Gambling game
CREATE (1983. October) 108 —Graphics utility
CREATORf 1983. December) 192 — Hi-res textgen-

erator
CRNOGRPH (1985. June) S3 —Real time clock

(need hardware mod)
CRYPTO (1983. June) 132 —Cryptogram game
CRYPTSAM 71983. June) 132— Cryptogram sample
CSKETCH (1983. October) 161 — Etch-a-sketch

program
CTRYRQAD (1984. June) 77-bonus —Sample for

MUSIC+
CUPID (1985, February)!! Match-up game
CURVFITZ (1 983. April) 234 —Best fit to data points
CWC4V10 (1984. October) 1S2 —Disk utility
CWC4V11 (1984, October) 182 -Disk utility
CWC5V10 /1984. November) 147 —Disk utility
CWC5V11 (1984, November) 147 —Disk utility
D-ADVWTR (1983, January) 50 —Adventure game
O.'BAS (1983. December) 216— Disk utility
DATABASE (1984. December) 258 —Disk mailing

list program
DATABASE (1984. Mayj 144 —Adventure game util-
ity
DATABASE (1984. November) 247 —Mailing list
DATABASE (1984, October) 36 —Mailing labels
DATABASE (1984. September) 116 —Disk mailing

list
DATELOAD f 7984. Septembdr) 88 —see PATCH10.

PATCH11
DATESET (1984, November) 148 —Disk utility
DATFLf1982, December] 114 — Database manager
DATING (1983. February) 58 —Date your program
DEADRECK (1934, November) 273 —For light air-
craft (PASCAL)
DECODE (1SS5. April) 112 —Full sentence decode

routine
DEMO (1984. October) 21 —Graphics demo
DEMO (1985, January) 251 —see SCREEN51 —

demo
DEMO (1985. May) 91 —Utility for Okidata ML92

printer
DEMON II (1985, March) 79 —Adventure game
DIARY (1903, November) 35 -Appointment book
DICE (1982. May) 23 -Adventure game aid
DICE BAG (1982. June) 38 —Adventure game aid
DIRECT (1985. May) 38 -Cassette tape directory
DIRO f 7985. January) 124 —Disk directory handier

system
DIR2 (1984. December) 38 —Disk utility
DIR3 (1985. January) 122 —Disk directory handler
system

DISEMBLR (1984. May 1 22 BASIC disassembler
DISKCHEK (1984. August) 165— Disk speed check
DISKDABL(1983. October) 190-Disk utility
DISKDIR1 (1983. July) 156 Disk utility [also

DISKDIR2-4)
DISKFIX (1984. March) 196 Disk utility
DISKLIST f 1982. July) 30 —Disk utility
DISKMENUi. 1982. October/108 — Adventuregame

aid
DISKSORT (198.7. December) 64 —Alphabetic sort

ol disk directory
DISKTEST (1985. January) 99 —Disk utility
DISKWASH (1933, November) 310 -Disk utility
DISPLAY] (1985, February) 133 -Center a mes-
sage
DISPLAYS (1985. February) 134 -Ti lie primer
DISPLAY3 17985. February) 134 —Tide printer
DISPLAY4CJ985. February) 134— Reverseprinting
DISPLAYS (1985. February) 135 —Print backward

message
DISPLAY6 (1985. February) 135 —Title generator
DISPLAY7 (1985. February) 135 —Title generator
DOG (1982. September) 78 -Graphics demo

(Snoopy')
DOODLER (1984, January) 121 —Printer graphics
DOODLER (1984, June) 89 Graphics demo
DOSSTARI (1984. November) 144 Auto start on

DOS
DOTS (1983. July) 83 —Game
DOUBLE (1982. May) 42 Double size screen print
DRAGBYTE (1983. March) 202 —Adventure game
DRAGBYTE (1983. November) 172 —Adventure

character generator
DRAGBYTE (1983, October) 152— Adventure game

aid
DRAGBYTE(19B4, February] 178 - -Adventure char-
acter generator
DRAGBYTE (1904. January) 38 — Adventure game
DRAGONS (1982. August) 64 —Adventure game

aid
DRAW-EZ f 7383, November) 163 -Demo of saving

graphics with CSAVEM-see COMPILER
DRAWING (1984, February)61 — Like Elch-a-skelch
DRAWINGS (1985. April) 45 Data for SURFACE
DREIDL (1983, December) 213 — Hanukkah game
DRGNGOLD(1984. August) 28— Adventuregame
DRIVER (1985. February) 109 -BSOCG Keyboard

enhancer driver
DSKDET (1983, March) 54 -Remove disk without

unplugging ROM PAC
DSKMERGE (1985, February) 175 —Disk utility
DUMBTERM (1983. March) 160 —Terminal pro-
gram
DUMPSTQR (1984. August) 229 —Disk to tape

transfer
DUNGEON (1983, January) 50 —Adventure game
DUPER (1983, January) 80 -Ham radio utility
EDCN (1982, November) 18 —Elementary educa-
tion drill
EDCOL(1 982. Oflldber)2e — Elementary education

drill
EDCOLUMN (1982, September) 35 —Elementary

education drill
EDITOR (1984, November) 48 —BBS patch (RAIN-

BORD)
EDUCATE (1983, January) 92 — Elementary educa-
tion drill
EDUNOTES(1985. April) 162 —Elementary educa-
tion drill (sentences)
EDUNOTES (1985. March) 176 —Interest payment

demo
ELECTION (1983. November) 77 —Simulation

game — Presidential election campaign
ELECTION (1984. June) 65 —Voting utility
ELEMENTS f 7983. March) 152 —Chemistry drill
ELEMENTS (T983, September) 37 -Periodic table

of the elements
EMPLOYEE(1985, Marcb) 61 —Small business pay-
roll
EMPLOYER (1985. MarcftJ 72 —Small business

payroll
ENCODER (1985, May) 141 —See TRI-HANG
ENCYCLO (T984. December) 175 —Elementary

school drill
ENRAK (1983. Auoust) 123 —Adventure game
ENTRDATA (1984. February) 145 -see BSKRINIT
EOQCALCf1985. Marcnj20- Operational research

example
EPROM (1984. August) 173 -EPROM programmer

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 239

ERRMSC (1934. January) 172 —More complete

error messages (BASIC)
ERRMSG (1984. January) 169 —More complete

error messages (assembly)
ESCAPE (1982, July) 42 —Game
EVIL EYE (1984, April) 185 —Graphics demo
EYE Q f 1985. May) 164 —Game
EZLIST 11984. November) 23 —Listing utility
FACES (1984, January) 93 —Graphic faces
FALLOUT (1933. March) 40 —Fallout preparation

(also FALLOUT2)
FAMTREE (1384, February) 79 —Genealogical aid
FANTASY (1985. January) 130 —Adventure game
FILELIST 1 1982. July) 30 — disk utility
FILEMAIN(1985, March) 113— Rental property sys-
tem
FINALDEM (1983. January) B4 — X-pad demo
FIND (1985. February) 116 — see SCREEN51
FIRE (1982, December) 34 — Graphics Christmas

scene
FISHING ( 1984. January) 158 Hi-res game
FLAGS (1983. October) 92 —Hi-res flags
FLCNVRT (198?, December; 111 —Disk utility
FLSPRINT (1982. December) 111 —Disk utility
FLSRCH (1982. December) 111 —Disk utility
FLTSIM32(1 983, June) 58— Instrument flight simu-
lator (also FLTSIM16)
FOLLOW (1984. October) 54 —Elementary educa-
tion demo
FOOTBALL (1984. December) 110 — Graphicsdemo
FOOTBALL(1984, November) 179 -Graphics demo
FORMAT (198$. rVfayJ128 -To format BASIC list-
ings
FORMATH (1983, June) 182 -Utility tor Gemini

printer
FRACTALC (1983, July) 29 —Graphics demo (also

FRACTAL1-3)
FRACTION (1983. February) 102 — Elementary math

aid
FREEBIT (1983, April) Bonus — Graphics demo
FRP (7932, December; 50 — Adventure game aid
FRP (1982. November) 68 —Adventure game
FRP f 7982, September J 23 —Adventure game aid
FRPDAT (1982, November) 68 —See FRP
FRUITFLY (1985, January) 144 -Action game
FSTPAINT (1983, October) 64 —PAINT demo
GAME 1 (1984, February) 93 —Adventure game

[also GAME 2-4)
GEMPRINT (1985. May) 46 —Gemini screen print
GENLINK (1985, January; 59 -Tape utility
GEO GAME (1984. September) 160 —States and

capitals
GEORGE (1982. November) 86 —Graphics demo
GHOSTBST (1985, January) 38 —Graphics demo
GIFTLIST (1984, December) 297 —Gift giving list

(PASCAL)
GL (1982, October) 20 — Prints expense ledgers
GLOMMER (1983, October) 122 —AK graphics
GQLDPILEf 1984. September;54— Interest checker
GPOUMP (198-7, May) 140— CGP-1 15 printer utility
GRADEAVG (1983, September) 229 —Teacher's

report
GRADEBK (1982. September) 9 —Teacher's aid
GRAF-1 (1982, May) 6 —Graphics demo (also

GRAF-2I0GRAF-7)
GRAFDMP3 (1983, October,! 304 —Graphics demo
GRAFDUMPf7983, October; 298— Graphicsdemo
GRAFICOM (1984, April) 227 —Picture demo
GRAFME5S (1983, November; 24 —BBS system
GRAFXXX (1983, January) 84 —X-pad utility
GRAGSALE (1984, May) 156 —Garage sale record

keeper
GRAPH (1984, February) 55 —Plot a pie-graph
GRAPHIC (1982. September) 32 —Graphics demfj
GRAPHICS (1982, No member J 86— Graphicsdemo
GRAPHICS (1985, April) 268 —Graphics demo

(PASCAL)
GRDELST (1934, October) 31 -see SPELTEST
GREETING (1984. December) 61 —Holiday gra-
phics
GUIDE (1984, November) 256 —Elementary school

drill
GUITAR (1984. Junej 164 —Display guitar chords
HAMFREG(1983. December)4l — Ham radio utility
HANDLER (1984. November) 104 —Disk utility
HANGMAN (1983. February)40 —Game
HANOI (1982, November) 42 —Towers of Hanoi

game

HARDCOPY (1984. March) 124 —Print contents of

screen
HEALTH (1982. November) 124— Health question-
naire
HEIST (1934. May) 195 —Hi-res game
HEXHAPPY (1984. July) 1S1 —Hexadecimal drill
HEXTUTOR (1983, April) 178 —Hexadecimal drill
Hi-Q (1985. June) 99 —Game
HIDEDIR (1983, October) 52 —Disk utility
HOSBIT(1933. January) 122 —Game
HOLIDAY (1984. January) 150 —Graphics demo
HOME (1985. January) 26 —Graphics demo
HOMEBDGT (1983, Ju7yJ 60 —Home finance
HOMEFIN(?9S5. March) 90 —Home finance
HOMEUTIL (1983. MarcH)64 -Utility bill calculator
HOMONYM (1985, April) 77 — Quiz on homonyms
HOMONYMS (1983, February) 16— Random num-
ber demo
HOMRUN (1983, August) 64 —Program for Plug-n-

power controller
HOSSRACE (1983. April) 28 —Game
HOURGLAS (1985, January) 156 —Programming

utility
HOUSES (1934. March) 164 —Home ownership

questionnaire
HOW (1983, November) 204 —Number guessing

game
HURICANE/7984, October) 164 —Home hurricane

tracking station
HYRES()982, October) 92 —ML graphics demo
ICE (1982, June) 25 —Game (Ice lander)
IDEAS 2 (1983, September) 145 —Education-
choose topic to write about
IDENTKIT (1983, October; 306 —Draw a face
ILLUSION (1983, March) 28 —Optical illusion
ILLUSION (1983, October) 78 —Graphics demo
IMAGES (1984, February) 198 —Introduction to

image processing
INC0EXP(I9S5, April) 175 —Landlord program
INCOMTAX (1983. April) 77 —From February 1983,

page 18 — Income tax
INCOMTAX (1983, February) 18 —Income tax aid
INFLTION (1984, Marc'n; 76 -Effect of inflation
INITMEMB (1984, November)A8 - B B S patch (RAIN-

BORD)
INIT36 (1983, October) 51 —Disk utility
INMAN1 (1982. December) 41 -Graphics demo

(also INMAN2-3)
INMAN1 (1982, October; 17— Graphics demo
INMAN1 (1983, January; 106 —Graphics demo

(alsolNMAN2)
INPUT (1985, April) 112 —Full sentence input rou-
tine
INSTALL (1984, December) 36 —Change ROMS
INSTRFLT (1984, August) 75 —Simulation game-
flight
INTEREST (1985, March) 253 —Interest calculator

(PASCAL)
INVADERS (1983, March) 218 —Action game
INVITE (1983, January) 74 —Birthday party invita-
tion
IRA PROJ (1984, August) 8B —Pension projection
J&E[L3)(79S3, Sepfember)56 — Logo for math club
JINFILE (1984, November) 169 —Jumbo informa-
tion file handler
JK DRAW (1933, March) 166 —Joystick drawing
JNKFOOD1 (1984. November) 92 — Game
JNKFOOD2 (1984, November) 94 —Game
JNKFOOD3 (1934, November) 95 —Game
JNKFOOD4 (1984. November) 99 —Game
JOPLIN (1984, June) 57 —Data for COMPOSER

(Dec 83)
JOYIN (1982. August)8— Demo of JOYIN ROM call
JOYSTICK (1985. March) 232 —Joystick demo
JSTKTEST(1985, June; 105— Wireless joystick test
JUNGLE (1984. August) 19 — 4K graphics game
KCE (1985, January) 45 — Keyboard cassette con-
troller
KDYBOD(1983, December; 209— Driver for calcu-
lator keyboard conversion
KEYBOARD (1984. March) 129 —Typing tutor
KEYBOMB(1984, August) 150 — Elementary school

game
KEYFUN (1984. January) 210 — Elementary educa-
tion game
KOLARDES(1984, January) 66 — Random graphics
KWICDRAW(1985. May;63 —Graphic utility
LABELER (1983. June; 30— Cassette label maker
LABELS (1984. May) 77 -Mailing labels

LANDLORD(1984,Ju(y;32— Game like Monopoly
LASRWOHM (T983. November) 220 —Action game
LAYOUT (1984. June) 25— Interior decorating aid
LEMONADE (1983. April) 60 —Simulation game
LETRHEAD (1982, April) 46 —Letterhead logo
LETTERS (1985, May) 147 —DRAW alphabet on

hi-res screen
LG DUMP (1985, May) 20 —Large screen dump for

Prowriter
LICEN-LR( 1983, October; 107 — "Computerlicense"

for schools
LICENSE(7383, October; 107— "Computerlicense"

for schools
LIGHT'N' (1983. April) 16 —Graphics demo
LIGHTPEN (1983, April) 90 — Light pen demo (also

LITEPEN2)
LIL E 1 (1984. October) 122 —Improved editor
LIL E 2 (1984. October) 124 —Improved editor
LI NESf 1983. Augusr) 80 —Random display of lines
LINK2 (1985, January) 60 —see GENLINK
LINKS (1985, January; 61 —see GENLINK
LINK4 (1985, January) 64 -see GENLINK
LINK5 (1985. January) 64 -see GENLINK
LISTER (1985, January) 151 —Listing utility
LISTING1 (198-7, May) 117 -Tutorial
LISTING1 (T984, October) 92 —Lores graphics

demo
LISTING1 (1985, April) 247 —EDIT tutorial
LISTING1 (1985. January) 88 —Tutorial
LISTING1 (1985. June; 158 —Using the DRAW

statement
LISTING1 (1985. (Karen) 102 —Elementary drill-
sentences
LISTING2 (1984, August) 65 —see TRAPPERR
LISTING2(1934, December) 254 — 51 column utility
LISTING2 (1984, March) 96 —see PLAYBOOK
LISTING2 (1934, May) 118 —Tutorial
LISTING2 (1985. JanuaryJ 88 -Tutorial
LISTING2 ()985. June; 158 —Using the DRAW

Statement
LISTING2 (1985, MarcdJ 102 —Elementary drill-
sentences
LISTING3 f 7984, August) 65 —see TRAPPERR
LISTING3 (1984, March) 96 —see PLAYBOOK
LISTING3 (1985, March) 103 —Elementary drill-
sentences
LITTLE E (1984. April) 1B1 —Improved editor
LLISTER (1985, January) 151 —Listing utility
LOADP!X(79S4, October) 134 —Graphics utility for

"ART GALLERY"
LOAN (1 982, October) 70 —Amortize a loan
LOCOCOCO (1984, June) 69 —Graphics demo
LOGSHEET (1982, December) 1 24 — Ham radio util-
ity
LTRWRITER (1984, January) 87 —Letter writing

program
LURKLEYf798S, MarcrjJ 44 —Adventure game
MACDATA (1983. December) 181 —Machine lan-
guage to Basic data converter
MADADDER(1984, September) 149 — Mathematics

game
MANYPOLY(79B3, Apr/VJ 110 -Graphicsdemo
MAPMNDER (1983, November) 293— X-pad demo
MARATHON (1983, October) 19— Action game
MARKUP (1 984, Marcb) 21 —Small business appli-
cation
MARQUEE (1983. February)204 —Graphicsdemo
MARYSONG(79B3, September) 220 — See and hear

music sample
MASH16K(1984, August; 67 —Trivia game
MASH32K (1984. August; 67-bonus —Trivia game
MASTERMND (1983, August; 21 —Game like Mas-
termind
MASTER1 (1984, August) 238 —Assembly tutorial
MASTER2 (1984, August) 239 —Assembly tutorial
MASTER3 (1984, August) 239 —Assembly tutorial
MATCHING (1985, AprrVJ 78 —Matching quiz
MATH (1982. September) 82 —Math practice
MATHDRILf 1984, September) 226 — Drill for mathe-
matics
MATHGAME(>984, January)99 — Educational math

game
MATHGEN (1984, August; 42 —Teacher's work-
sheet generator
MATHLAB (1985. February) 122 —Math quiz with

speech
MATHPALf 7983. January) 111 —Elementary edu-
cation drill

240

THE RAINBOW July 1985

MATHPROB (1984. August) 49 -Teacher's malh

problem generator
MATHQUIZ (1983. September) 154 —Elementary

math quiz
MA2EBLDR (1985. May) 1 16-See RAT MAZE
MCQUIZ {1934. September) 59 —Multiple choice

test generator
MCI OCONVf 1983. OctoGer) 196 — WIC-10 conver-
sion routine
MEMCHECK (1984. March) 32 —Aid to enter ML

programs
MEMEX1 fJ982, December) 54 — Examine memory

contents (also MEMEX2)
MEMORY (1983. Ju(y)202 -Game
MEMORY (1984. January) 1 16— Concentration-like

game
MEMSCANt 1984. April) 134 —Utility to scan mem-
ory addresses
MERGE 11985. February) 161 —Cassette merge util-
ity
MERRO (1984. February) 28 —Adventure game
MERYXMASf (983. December) 205— Animated gra-
phic Xmas card
MINICALC fl962. October) 60 — Spreadsheel pro-
gram
MINIDATA f!986, Jprte) 152 —Simple database

management program
MINIDOS(1983. July) A3— Virtual disk demo
MINIMON (1982, October) 38 —Machine language

monitor
MINIVENT (1984, February) 40 —Demo of adven-
ture programming technique
MINI VENT ( 1984. March) 40 —Adventure game aid
MISNLTR(1984, Januaryi2\\ — Elementaryeduca-

tion game
MISSILES (1983. August) 218 —Action game
MLCASSET (1983, October) 84 —ML cassette I/O
MNUTWALZ ((985. June) 130 —Music demo of

Chopin
M0CALC(I9S4. April) 1S9 —Spreadsheet
MOD ART f!S84. January) 24 —Random graphics

art
MODE4PRT (1985. May) 93 —Utility far Okidata

ML92 printer
MOIRE 11982. October) 74 —Graphics demo
MOIRE (1984. October) 19 —Graphics demo
MOIRE1 (1382. November) 23 —Graphics demo

(also MOIRE2-4)
MONSMENU (1983, June) 126 —Adventure game

utility
MONSTERS f 1982. October) 108 —Adventure game

aid
MOREPOLY (1982, April) 10 —Graphics demo
MPP BASIC (1981, May) 36 —Motion picture pro-
gramming
MR ED (1983, June) 140— Improved editor
MSGCENTR (1984. November) 31 —Home mes-
sage center
MSTRMSGR (1933. November)43 —Compose BBS

message off-tine
MULTO(1985, Jurtej 18— Game to learn multiplica-
tion
MUSIC (1983. September) 219 —See and hear

music
MUSIC (1984, June) 185 —Music demo
MUS1C+ (1984. Junej 77 —Music synthesizer
MUS11312 (7934, June) 67 —1812 Overture
MYSTERY ((984. September) 91 —Learning game
NAMES (1984, May) 113 —Adventure game aid
NAMESONG (1985. June) 163 —Name that Tune

game
NFL-16 (1932. July) 54 —Football stats
NFLS (1983. June) 12 -NFL schedules
NMBRJACK (1985. May; 28 -Memory game
NONGRAPH(1 9S2, Sep (ember; 72 — Graphics demo
NOTETUTR (1985, Jurtej 92 —Piano note tutor
NUKESIM (7933, April) 1 12— Nuclear simulation
NUM QUIZ (1934, January) 140 —Number Base

conversion quiz
NUMBERS (1934, April) 184 —Hi-res printing of

numbers
NUMBERS (7934, June) 121 —Elementary educa-
tion game
NUMMEN (198?. September) 18 —Number picking

game
NUTCRCKER"9S3, December) 132-bonus — Demo

tor COMPOSER
OASIS (1935. June; 229— Hints on the PEEK com-
mand

OASIS (1985. May) 181 —Elementary school game
OLYMPICS (1984. August) 156— Olympic symbol
OPPOSITE ((932. August) 41 —Education game
OPTICAL (1983. MarcbJ 28 —Optical illusion
ORRITSIMf 1984. JulylASS —Simulate orbital para-
meters
ORDER (1982. August) 19 —Mail order generator
ORDER 1 (1985, May) 173 —Mail order generator
ORDER 2 (1985. May) 176 —Mail order generator

for Okidata 92 printers
OUTPOSTS (7933, February) 34 —Game
PAC EM f J9B4, January) TO —Action game
PAD 1 (7933, January) 84 — X-pad demo (also PAD 2

- PAD 3)
PAGER (1983, April) 82 -Memory examiner
PAGER (1984. December) 168 — 128K utility
PAINTCAR((9S3,SepfemberJ304— Pemoof PAINT
PAINTER (1984. March) 136 —See CONVERT
PAIR16(1984. October) 112 —16 position pairings
PAIRS (1984, Qcrfooer) 107 —8 position pairings
PARAJUMP (1982. December) 76 -Game
PARAJUMP (1983. December) 177 —Action game
PARIBET (1984. April) 195 —Gambling game
PARRECT (1983. March) 102— Graphics demo
PAR6V10 (1984. December) 158 —Disk utility
PAR6V11 (1934. December) 158 —Disk utility
PAR7V10 (1985, January) 166— Disk utility
PAR7V11 (1935. January) 166 —Disk utility
PATCH (1934. November) 45 —BBS patch (RAIN-

BORD)
PATCH10(1984, September) 79— Disk utility
PATCH11 (1984, September) 79 -Disk utility
PATROL (1984. Ju(y) 75 —Graphics demo
PATTERNS (1985. June) 229 —Number patterns
PATTERNS 0985. May; 13S — Number patterns

game
PENGUIN ('1985, February) 36 —Adventure game
PERIMETR(1984, April) 44 —Find areas or perimit-

ers
PERSAVE (1984, November) 132 —Home finance
PERT (1985, March) 142 — Projectevaluation review

technique
PHONE(1982, November) 82 —Elementary educa-
tion drill
PIANO (1984. June) 19 — Music — piano keyboard
PICMAKER (1934, January) 187 -See PUZLSTIX
PICTURE (7g82, May) 36 —Motion picture pro-
gramming
PIEGRAPH (1984. January) 193 —Plot a pie-graph
PIEGRAPH ((934, March) 202 —Plot a pic-graph
PILOT (1984, March) 63 —Hi-res airplane game
PIPELINE (1983. June) 258 —Game
PIXDUMP (1983, June) 250 —Screen dump utility
PIXGEN (1985, May) 64 —Graphic utility
PLAY0OOK (1984. Marcb)33 —Aid to sport's coach
PLOTTER f 7982, December) 170 —Utility for CGP-

115 printer
PLUGNPOW (1983, February) 160— Plug 'n Power

utility
PMODE4 (1983, July) 262 —Screen print dump
PNPCLQCK (7g83, April) 21 —Real lime clock
POKER (1983. Apri*) 162— Game
POLYGONS (1983, December) 318— Graphics demo
PONG',19B2, September) 41 —Game
PORSCHE (1985. April) 240 —Draw a car
POSTCARD (1984. May) 66 —Postcard maker
POWER (1982, October) 73 —Open RS232 port for

continuous feed
PREFIX (1983, February) 110— Ham radiocallsigns
PRESIDNT (1984. Ocrober) 149 —Trivia game
PR1NTDIR (1933, March) 112— Disk DIR utility
PRNTHDG (1983, February) 207 -Change print

Statements to PRINTS-2
PRNTUTIL (1982. September) 51 -Printer utilities
%PROFIT(1984, March) 21 —Small business appli-
cation
PROMNADE (1985, June) 58 —Animated graphics

demo
PROTECT f 7984, January) 147 — CSAVE protection

utility
PRTGEM (1984. September) 67 —see MCQUtZ
PRTMAJIC (1984. May) 22 —Printer utility
PRTVII (1984. Sep (ember J 64 —see MCQUIZ
PSGDEMO (1984./I ugusr) 145 — 1/0 interface driver
PSGDRVR(1984. Aufjusf)l44 — I/O interface driver
PUMPKIN (1982. October) 104 —Graphics demo
PUT1 (1985, January) 24— Graphics demo
PUT2 (1985, January) 24 -Graphics demo

PUZLSTIX (1984. January) 185 Game likejig-saw

puzzle
Q-NERD (1984. May) 176 -Like Q-BERT
QCKFIND (1983, December) 164 —Alphabetic list

of up to 10 disk directories
QSORT (1983. Ju(y) 120— Sorting utility
QSORTML(1933. flripnstj 204— Machine language

sort procedure
QSORTDIR (1933. August) 204 —Machine language

sort procedure
OSORTTST (1983. August) 202 — Machine language

sort procedure
QUADDRAW//983. October) 77 —Graphics demo
QUIZ 1 (1984. July) 164 -True-false quiz (also

OUIZ2-3)
QUIZMAKR (1984, June) 1 1 0— Teacher's aid
RACER (1985, March) 128 —Hi-res racing game
RACES (1984, Apr((J 85 —Horse race game
RAINBORD(1983. November) 29 —BBS System
RA1NBUG (1983. Apn'O 44 —Machine language

monitor
RAINBUG (1983. August) 60 —Machine language

monitor part 4
RAINBUG (1983. June) 264 —Machine language

monitor
RAINBUG (1983, July) 234 —Machine language

monitor
RAINBUG (1983. September) 308 —Machine lan-
guage monitor (5)
RAINDEX (1983, January) 126— Indexing program
RAINDROP (1983. October) 77 —Graphics demo
RAINTEXT(1983, JuneJ 76 — Word processor, Part

I
RAINTEXT (1 983, Sepfemo'erJ 291 — Word proces-
sor, Part II
RANDOLF (1983, February) ?? —From January

1983, page.26 — Adventure game
RANDOM (1982, May) 44— Random number demo
RAT MAZE (1985, May) 108 —Game
RBCPLUS (1984, February) 24 —Rainbow check

improved
RBOADE (1982, Jufy) 9 —Adventure game
RBOWCHEGK f 1983 January) 95 — Rainbowcheck

utility
READBIN(1983, December) 180— Read binary disk

file and print output
REALTIME (1985, June) 83 —Real time Clock (need

hardware mod)
REOCHASE (1983, November) 158 —Red screen

graphics
REG POLY (1983, April) 106— Graphics demo
REMOTE (1983, November) 24 —BBS system
REMOTE (1933. November) 120 —Remote opera-
tion of CoCo
RENGMANG (1985. MarcrtJ 110— Rental property

system
HENTMENU (1985, March) 108 —Rental property

system
REV DEMO (1983, August) 288 —Reverse video

demo
REVENGE (1983, July) 138 —Game
REVERSE (1984. Ju)y) 69 —Game
REVFIELD (1983, August) 285 —Reverse video util-
ity (Basic)
REVFLDML (7933, August) 2B6 —Reverse video util-
ity (Assembly)
REVOLVE (1933, April) 188 —Graphics demo
RINGS (1982, July) 27 —Adventure game aid
RIXPATE (1983. June) 148 — Readability estimate

(education)
RND LAB (1983, September) 19 -Scheduler for

teachers
RNDWALK (1983, January) 130 —Random walk

demo (2 programs)
ROACH (1983. June) 38 —Game
ROADRACE (7934, November) 37 — Roadracing

game
ROCKET (1985. June) 58 —Animated graphics

demo
ROCKFEST (1984. May) 94 —Graphics demo
ROLLUP (1983, December) 231 —Adventure game

character generator
ROTRECT (1983, March) 102 —Graphics demo
ROULETTE (1984. April) 28 -Gambling game
RULERRDR (1983. September) 124 —Elementary

education — use a ruler
RUNNER 1 (1984, March) 171 -Running game
RUNNER 2(1984. March) 173 -see RUNNER 1
RUNNER 3(1934. March) 174 -see RUNNER 1

July 1985 THE RAINBOW 241

RUN4LIFE|19S5. April) 20 —Action game
SAFECRKR (7933. August) 290 —Safe cracking

game
SAILDATU982, October) 76 —See SAILOR
SAILOR (1982. October) 76 —Sail boat game
SALESREG (1683, August) 143 —Cash register

conversion
SAMPLE 1 1984, January) 156 — PMODE demo
5AR 27 (1983. January) 170 —3D graphics
SAVEM f 1982, April) 42 —Save ML programs to disk
SCANDAL (1984. October) 248 —Search BASIC

program lor string
SCORING 11982. April) 40 —Hi-res on screen scor-
ing
SCRAMBLR(19S4. September) 132 —Word scram-
bler tor spelling tests
SCHEENCL 11983. March) 84— Screen control util-
ity
3CREEN51 (1984. December; 253 — 51 column util-
ity
SCREEN51 (1985, January) 248 —51 column utility
SCREEN51 (1985. February) 112—51 column utility

(final)
SCRIPT (1983. December) 194 —Education - help

slow reader
SCRIPT (1985. Mayj69— Cursive writing with CGP-

115
SCRNDUMP (1985. May) 20 —Screen dump for

Prowriter printer
SCRNQUIZ (1984. June) 108 —Teacher's aid
SCROLLP(79S2, November)^ —Scroll protection

utility
SDC (1985. JuneJ 113 -Disk utility
SENTENCE (1985, February) 240 —Sentence con-
struction drill
SERL6V10 11984, December) 158— Disk utility
SERL6V11 (1984, December) 156 -Disk utility
SERL7V10 (1985. January) 166 —Disk utility
SERL7V11 (T9S5, January) 168 —Disk utility
SHORTHNDf 1984. February) 191 -Keyboard util-
ity
SHPS&CLR{1984. Januarys 212— Elementary edu-
cation game
SHUFFLE (1983. July) 196 —Game
SHUTRBUG (1983, October) 70 —Game
SHUTTLE (1984, May) 133— Graphics demo
SIGN (1983, February) 110 of 1983, January —

Graphic sign maker
SIGNS (7933, June) 198 —Printer utility
SIGNS (7934, August; 106 — Elementary math game
SIN-COS (1983. June) 90 —Graphics demo
SINFONIA (79B3, November) 152 —Music by J.S.

Bach
SKETCH (1984, October) 100 —Joystick painting
SLASH (1984, July) 87 —Printer utility
SLOPAINT (1983. October) 62 —PAINT demo
SLTMACHN (1934, April) 132 —Gambling game
SNAKE (7935, January; 248— Demo Of ML graphics

game
SNA KERf 7934, January) 173 — Lo-res action game
SOA (1984. December) 247 —Graphics demo
SONGS (1982. December) 10— Music demo
SONGTIME (1984, January) 211 —Elementary edu-
cation game
SPACRACE (1985. February) 70 —Math game
SPEEDMTH (1963. December) 127 —Math quiz
SPELLING (1983. March) 198 -Spelling test
SPELTEST09S4, October; 29 —Spelling test
SPINNER (1983, April) 190 —Graphics demo
SPOOLER (1983, June; 246 —Print spooler

ST FBALL(1933. August) 236 —Simulation game
STAFF (1982, December) 68 — Music note tutorial
STARMAPf1982. June) 58 —Creates mini-planetar-
ium
STARSONG (1985. March) 104 —Graphics demO
STATEMEN (7933, November) 98 —Send out an

invoice
STATS 11983. July) 92 —Little League statistics
STATS (1983. October) 144 —Statistics tutorial
STDLTR (1983. December; 70 —Write your Xmas

letters
STKINDEX (7935. March) 173 -Stock market index
STKMARKT(7384, August; 121 — Simulationgame
STNDGLAS (7933, August) 28 —Graphics display

of stained glass window
STOP IT (1983. March) 136 —Game
SUB HUNT (1983. March) 144 —Game
SUBRTINE (1984. April) 40 —Fixes text or screen
SURFACE (1985 April) 53 —Simulation game
SWAMP (1982. June) 49 —Game
SYSOP(1983, November) 2b —BBS system
SYSOP2 (1984, November) 4S -BBS patch (RAIN-

BORD)
SYSSAVE(1984. July) 2: —Disk utility
SYSTEM (1984, July J 23 -Disk utility
T-B1LL(1985, March) 153— Treasury bill calculator
TAPEDATf79S3. February,) 96 Tape catalog gen-
erator
TAPEDIR (7933, December) 169 —Cassette tape

directory
TAROT(7934. October) 75 —Fortune telling game
TARTAN (1983, January; 49 —Graphics demo
TAX-HIST( 1983. February) 148— Income tax utility
TCHRAID(79S3. December)!^ -Teacher's aid-
help fill out terms
TELECOM (1983, November) 53 —Modem II auto

dialer
TERMS ((935. May) 141 —See TRI-HANG
TESTDEMO (1933. June) 24 —Printer utility
TESTEM (1982, May) 17 —Multiple choice tester
TESTEM 1 (1 934. April) 57 -Hi-res screen quiz
TESTEM 2 (1 984, April) 60 —see TESTEM 1
TEXTPRO (1985, January) 105 —Text processor
THE GAME (1984, April) 213 —Hi-res graphics

game
THE TRACK (1982. September) 60 —Racing car

game
THE TRIP (1984. August) 92 — Hi-reS adventure

game
THE WORD (1 983, February) 48 — Elementary word

game
TIMER (1983, December) 184 —Clock speed timer
TITLE (1984. January) 64 —Center a title
TONE ROW (7934. JuneJ 24 Music utility
TORI(LI) (1983. September) 53 —Logo lor math

club
TPTDSK (1984, February) — see January, page 49
TPTDSK(>984. January; 49— Tape to disk utility—

also in Feb. tape
TRAILING (1983, August) 36 —Action game
TRANSACT (79S5, April; 173 —Landlord program
TRANSFER (1982, December^ -SeeASMBCOR
TRAPPERR (1 984, August J 65— ON ERROR utility
TREASURE (1985, May) 82 —Geometric treasure

hunt
TRI-HANG (1985. May) 134 —Talking hangman

game
TR1GSHOW (1983. January) 175 —Trigonometry

demo

TRIVIA (79S3. June; 16 —Trivia game

TRIVIAL (1983. December) 93 —"Trivial Pursuit"

like game
TUMBRELA ((983. October) 204 -Graphics demo
TUNING (1982. April) 36 —Music demo
TURNSCRW (1995. May; 57 -Sollware for Radio

Shack voice synthesizer
TUTORIAL (1983, December) 118 —Siring han-
dling tutorial
TUTORIAL (1983. October) 182 —BASIC tutorial
TWIRLER (1983, October) 78 Graphics demo
TWIRLERS f 1963. April) 190 —Graphics demo
TYPEII (1982. December) 116 -Printer utility
TYPESET (1984, JuneJ 176 —Typeset modem File

transfer
UNIDATFL (1982. June) 57 —Database manager
UTILITY (1 983. September) 78 — Transfer EDTASM

from tape to disk
V1TEX93 (1933. September) 203 —Draw complex

Shapes
VOTRAXfl984, June; 130 —Utility for VOTRAX
VOWELS (1933. April) 96 -Vowet counter
VROOM (1983. February! 132 —Decision maker

model
WAGER (1984. May) 168 —Horse racing game
WALPAPER (1984. June/ 206 —Wallpaper coverage

calculator
WARGAME()9S3. November)^ —Simulation game
WARGAME2 (1983, November) 100 —Simulation

game
WARGAME3 (1983. November) 105 —Simulation

game
WARGAME4 (1983. November) 106 —Simulation

game
WDPRO (1982. May) 6 —Word processor
WEFAXf 1985, February) 45 —Satellite weather map
WHATZIT C7983, July) 124 -Wordgame
WHEEL (1984. April) 141 —Game like Hangman
WIDGET (1983. July) 172 —Graphics demo
WILDWEB (1982. April) 37 —Game
WINDOW (1984, Juncj 61 —Tutorial
WINTER (1984. February; 120 —Graphics demo
WORD (1982. September) 95 —Word game
WORDGAME (1984. November) 85 —Game
WORDLOAD (1984, September) 168 —see AUDI-

OSPL
WORDPRO (1982. November) 138 —Word proces-
sor
WQRDSRCH(7 982, December; 130— Spelling drill
WRITIDEA (1983, September) 140 -Education-
choose topic to write about
WRKSHEET (1983. October) 148 -PRINT® loca-
tions
XMASCARD (1984, December) 136 —Makes Xmas

cards
XMASCRLSi 1983, December)35 -Music tor Xmas
XMASLTR(J983. December; 69— Write your Xmas

letters
178 POKE (1983. October; 102 —Graphics utility
2-COLUMN (1985, MayJ 44 — LLIST in 2 columns
2CRAPSA (1983. June; 256 -Game
20 ODD (1984. January) 202 —Graphics demo
3CRAPS (1983. June; 257 —Game
3CRAPSA (1983. July) 148 —Game
3D (7932, November) 8 — Game in 3 dimensions
3DGRAPH (1983, June) 116—3 dimension plots
3DMAZE (1982, April) 7 — Hi-res labyrinth game
64KBASIC (1983. October) 319 -Use 64K
7COLORS(J985. January) 38— Graphics demo
8-COLOR (1984. October; 19 Graphics demo

242

THE RAINBOW July 1985

THE FIFTH
YEAR OF
RAINBOW

An index to the
articles, reviews and
authors appearing
in THE RAINBOW
from July 1985
through June 1986,
including an index
to RAINBOW ON
TAPE.

Compiled and Edited
by Leslie A. Foster

Copyright® 1986, Falsoft, Inc.

AN INDEX TO THE RAINBOW
JULY 1985-JUNE 1986

This is the third index to the Rainbow, — the format
has been unchanged from last year. Items that are also
included in "Rainbow on Tape" have the symbol • after
the page number.

The subject breakdown, and number of items per
heading are shown below. The numberfollowing in
brackets is the total number of articles since July
1981.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE - 6 (40)

BUSINESS-4 (29)

CASSETTE -1 (5)

CLUBS-4 (7)

COMMUNICATIONS - 17 (44)

DATABASE MANAGEMENT - 1 (9)

DISK- 11 (53)

DRAGON COMPUTER - (3)

EDUCATION- ELEMENTARY-16 (41)

EDUCATION - GENERAL - 34 (144)

EDUCATION-LOGO-0 (4)

GAME-29 (203)

GAME-ACTION-7 (12)

GAME - ADVENTURE - 4 (22)

GAME - SIMULATION - 2 (17)

GENERAL-22 (133)

GRAPHICS-47 (160)

HARDWARE-0 (18)

HARDWARE PROJECT- 10 (27)

HARDWARE TUTORIAL - 5 (7)

HOME APPLICATION - 15 (76)

HOME FINANCE-7 (21)

MC-10 MICRO COLOR COMPUTER - (6)

MUSIC- 14 (38)

OPERATING SYSTEMS - (3)

OPERATING SYSTEMS - OS9 - 18 (55)

PASCAL-2 (13)

PRINTER-6 (58)

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - 19 (42)

SOUND SYNTHESIS - 3 (4)

TUTORIAL- 12(40)

UTILITY- 12 (122)

PRODUCT REVIEWS - 270 (1353)
AUTHOR INDEX - 304 (1364)
ARTICLES-598 (2819)

This index only covers the last year of publication —
that is from July 1985 to June 1986. For the index to
previous issues, either see the July 1984 issue (page
259) for items from July 1981 to June 1984 and the
July 1985 issue (page 229) for items from July 1984
to June 1985.

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES
(July 1981 to June 1986) - 2819.

An index to "Rainbow on Tape" from July 1985 to
June 1986 is included — it is arranged alphabetically
by the name of the program, with a short descrip-
tion, and contains 337 titles. The previous "Rainbow
on Tape" programs were indexed in the July 1985 .
issue on page 238, and contained 800 programs
giving a total of 1137 programs.

Leslie A. Foster is a Librarian with Dalhousie
Ocean Studies Programme in Halifax, Nova
Scotia, Canada. He is the co-editor of "Marine
Affairs Bibliography"— an index to law of the sea
literature, and has owned a Color Computer since
April, 1981.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Barden, William, Jr. "Disassembling the secrets of

ROM." (1986, May) 227
Barden, William, Jr. "The straight, hard facts about

Assembly Language." (1986, February) 119
Betts, R. Bartly. "Flashing in 6809. "(1985, Ju/yj84 •
Betts, R. Bartly. "Interfacing machine languagewith

BASIC." (1985, August) 96«
Dean. Mike."Defeatde bugs. "(1986, February)38-

— Help in hand assembly problems.
Weide, Dennis H. "Machine code loder." (1985,

July) 144* — Use machine language without an

editor/assembler.

BUSINESS

Bernico, Bill. "Financing: The economic advantage."
(1986, March) 71 » — Calculate installment loans.

Hill, Eddie. An annual expense tracking and man-
agement system." (1986. March) 122* — Correc-
tion, May 1986, p. 127.

Tottingham, Bill. "Receipt maker and file." (1986,
March) 22* — Correction, May 1986, p. 127.

Whaley, Clarence. "The rule of 78s."(1986, March) 36*
— Determine installment loan payments.

CASSETTE

Carmichael, Craig. "The secret to loading those
double speed tapes." (1986, February) 76

CLUBS

(1985. July) 244
(1985. October) 156
(1986, January) 221

"CoCo community.'
"CoCo community.'
"CoCo community.'
"CoCo community." (1986. April) 173

COMMUNICATIONS

Augsburg, Cray. "Databaseditties." (1986, June)97
— Delphi news.

Augsburg. Cray. "Presenting the 'Delphi Advan-
tage.'" (1986. April) 116

Augsburg. Cray. "Setting the stage for'spring clean-
ing.'" (1986, May) 92 — Delphi news.

Chouinard, Daniel. "The phone file trader." (1985.
November) 36» — Communications program to
trade files over the phone.

Curl, John R. "Here by populardemand: New Delphi
announcements." (1986. March) 210

Curl, John R. "The latest on our newest dimension:
The CoCo SIG." (1986. January) 183 — News on
the Delphi Information Service.

Curl, John R. "Some notes on downloading." (1986,
February) 88 — Delphi hints.

Day. R. Wayne. "Harvesting summer's bumper crop
of BBS's." (1985. November) 61

Day. R. Wayne. "Music and a terminal program,
too?" (1985, September) 88* — Discussion of
"Orchestra-90."

Day, R. Wayne. "A question and answer repertoire."
(1985. July) 90* — Questions and answers on
communications, BBS, etc.

Duncan. Richard. "CoBBS: a look at the commands.
(1985. December) 153* — Part 2 of a BBS pro-
gram.

Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS: An introduction to the
system and its special features." (1985, November)
135* — Complete BBS program.

Duncan. Richard. "CoBBS: How to modify the pro-
gram to use the CoCo serial port." (1986. Febru-
ary) 100»

Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS: Setting up various files
to make the system operate." (1986, January)
142«

Landwehr, Larry. "CoCo conversation." (1985, No-
vember) 124 — How to hook two CoCos together.

Plog, Michael. "Educating with electronic commu-
nications and research." (1986, March) 154 —
Thoughts on Delphi.

Taylor, Scott M. "More power and protection for
your BBS." (1985, November) 106* — Modifica-
tions to "Remote" from November 1983.

DATABASE MANAGEMENT

Clark, Stephen P. "Julie The Mouse.'" (1986, April)
157* — A database program.

DISK

Dater, Andrew. "An easy way to run your programs."

(1986, February) 36* — Disk menu utility.
DiStefano. Tony. "Switching double-sided disks."

(1985, August) 162
Dwight, Jeffry. "Zapping with confidence." (1985,

December) 118* — A disk utility.
Eichstaedt, Pete. "Gathering up scattered pro-
grams." (1986, February,) 94*
Goodman, Martin H. "A disk tinkerer's device."

(1986, March) 84» — Disk utility.
Goodman, Martin H. "The great transformation."

(1986, June) 182=. — Conversions from MS-DOS

to CoCo.
Heyza, Doug. "Say 'hello J to this directory helper."

(1985, August)S9" — Correction, October 1985,

page 228.
Peake, Jim. "Discover the 'hidden' five tracks."

(1986, June) 92'
Stearman, Colin J. "Getting on the right track."

(1985, July)26' — Howto use40or80tracksand

double sided. Correction, January 1986, p. 231.
Trapasso, Dave. "Doing the disk-o-step." (1986,

April) 149* — Disk alignment.
Wilson, Terry. "Crash-proof it!" (1986. February)

31 • — Spare copy of disk directory.

EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY

Albrecht, Bob ; and Zamora, Ramon. "The Dragon-
Town library." (1985, October) 98 — Review of
books for teaching children and some elementary
sound programs.

Albrecht, Bob: and Zamora, Ramon. "Help wander-
ing star in the right direction." (1985, July) 79«

Albrecht, Bob ; and Zamora, Ramon. "It's been a
great two years." (1 985, December) 56 — Hints for
parents of young children.

Albrecht, Bob : and Zamora, Ramon. "Making your
own mandala — guaranteed not to melt!" (1985.
September) 142* — Programs for children.

Albrecht, Bob : and Zamora, Ramon. "Play and learn
together — wonderment is contagious." (1985.
August) 136« — Short demos for children.

Bernico, Bill. "Elevator." (1985, October) 25* —
Learning aid for pre-schoolers.

Blyn, Steve. "The daily schedule pictograph: A time
for every purpose." (7 985, September) 44* — Pic-
tograph to show child's daily schedule.

Blyn, Steve. "The rainy day account." (1 985,
August) 148 • — Demo bank account for children.

Blyn, Steve. "Take this message, please!" (1985,
July) 42 •

Blyn. Steve. "Teaching children time concepts."
(1986. May) 138»

Hyre. Leonard. "Become a math whiz!" (1985, Sep-
tember) 18* — Math quiz.

Knolhoff, Mike. "A caterpillar's alphabet." (1985,
August) 83«

Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo, can you spare a dime?"
(1985. August) 142* — Uses graphics to count
change.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Learning the value of numbers."
(1986, April) 118»

Scerbo, Fred B. "A measure of success." (1986,
June) 117* — Learn to read a ruler.

Scerbo, Fred B. "A simulation of life skills." (1986.
February) 148*

EDUCATION - GENERAL

Bernico, Bill. "Keeping the communication lines
open." (1985, September) 39* — Teaches sign
language.

Blyn, Steve. "Building language arts skills." (1986,
March) 152*

194

THE RAINBOW

July 1S

Blyn, Steve. "Gaining insight into your child's self
image." (1986, February) 134-

Blyn, Steve. "Learning the art of written expression
with proper punctuation." f 7985. October) 45 • —
Review of punctuation marks.

Blyn, Steve. "Locating points on a graph." (1986,
April) 136 •

Blyn, Steve. "Preparing for the right career choice."
(1986, January) 108*

Blyn, Steve. "Teaching language idioms." (1986,
June) 84 •

Blyn, Steve. "Working with the electronic book part
1."(1985, November,) 30 • — Program to use Radio
Shack's Electronic Learning Book.

Blyn, Steve. "Working with the electronic book part
2." (1985, December) 30-

Kolar, Joseph. "Creative programming for the
beginner." (1986, January)30- — Make multiple-
choice quiz.

LaBelle, Russ F. "Oh! Canada." (1985, September)
124* — Geography of Canada.

Lamonica, Mary; and Lamonica, James. "CoCo math
class." (1986, January) 88»

Ligon, Elizabeth. "CoCo-etry." (1985, September)
130* — Program to write poetry.

Mauro, Robert. "Bookmark: Yourvery own compu-
terized Dewey decimal system." (1985, Sep-
tember) 227 • — Provides index to a library.

Osani, Keith. "Take word inventory with vocabu-
lary." (1985, September) 80* — Simulate a dic-
tionary.

Plog, Michael. "Computers can play an important
role in art education." (1985, October) 55

Plog, Michael. "The demographics of education."
(1986, April) 139

Plog, Michael. "Developing effective computer
literacy methods." (1985, July) 175 — Comments
on computers in education.

Plog, Michael. "Education Texas style." (1986, May)
140

Plog, Michael. "How valuable is the 'hands-on' les-
son?" (1985, September) 102 — Discussion of
computers in schools."

Plog, Michael. "Integrating computers into class-
room instruction." (1985, August) 150

Plog, Michael. "The learning process: The impor-
tance of 'how to think.'" (1986, January) 117

Plog, Michael. "Microcomputers: Not just a student
learning tool." (1985, November) 102

Plog, Michael. "Robots: Their place in education."
(1986,JuneJ86

Plog, Michael. "The schools get a report card."
(1986, February) 138

Plog, Michael. "Successful organizational factors
for integrating computers in school." (1985,
December) 45

Rand, Penny L. "Learn those 'tricky words.'" (1985,
September) 117* — Practice in vocabulary.

Scerbo, Fred B. "An educational adventure for the
CoCoand theMC-10." (1986, January)!"'

Scerbo, Fred B. "Super mathsheet generator II."
(1985, November) 79*

Scerbo, Fred B. "Using your CoCo for educational
plans." (1986, /Way,) 131 • — Generateeducational
objectives.

Shelton, Garry L. "Teacher's aid." (1985, Sep-
tember) 46* — Record keeping for teachers.

Sherman, Lynn C; and Baldassary, Walter. "CoCo
testmaker." (1985, September) 30* — Make mul-
tiple choice tests.

Taulli, T. C. "Scan it and understand it with rapid
reading." (1985, July) 129« — Correction,
November 1985, page 184.

Vasconi, Eugene. "How to be an educated stargazer
in 12 easy lessons. "(1985, September)55 • — Help
with astronomy.

GAME

Barden, William, Jr. "The meaning of life." (1986,

June) 196* — Description of game called "Life."
Billen, David. "Zonx. "(1985, October)65' —Action

game.
Brockschmidt, Kraig. "Brain games." (1985,

December) 190* — A collection of 5 games.
Carlisle, Allen B. "Invasion of the flying saucer peo-
ple." (1 986, March) 1 08*
Compton, David. "Set your sails, keep a weather eye

out for storms and beware of the Jolly Roger."

(1986, March) 18» — Adventure game for young
child.

Franks, Bill. "A quandary of puzzles." (1986, Janu-
ary) 25 • — Like a jig-saw puzzle.

Frerking, Anthony. "The Commandos want you!"
(1986, February) 180*

Halfman, Scott. "Who will survive?" (1986, June)
26-

Jones, Tim. "If your'horse'comes in first, you lose!"
(1985, November) 129> — Recreation of basket-
ball game called horse. Correction, January 1986,
p. 231.

Jones, Tim my. "Take the plunge with CoCo." (1 985,
September) 163- — 10 meter platform diving.

Kilby, Mike. "Firestorm." (1986, January) 122*

Kolar, Joseph. "The Goplian Olympics of trig func-
tions." (1985, July) 148» — Game using trigo-
nometry.

Krom, Matt. "As visions of the Pro-Am danced in
their heads." (1986, May) 50 • — Golf game.

Nelson, Mark. "Get down and dirty in New York's
sewers with super rooter." (1986, May) 26*

"Oodles of games for 4K." (1985, August) 88* —6
short games.

Pitel, Rick. "Trivia tic-tac-toe." (1985, December)
69* — Correction, March. 1386, p. 191.

Price, Rolla. "Acrostics go high tech with Word+."
(1986, May) 38- — Design your own crossword
puzzles.

Ramella, Richard. "The $100 challenge." (1985,
July) 180* — Contest using a CoCo game.

Ramella, Richard. "Bubble wars." (1986, February)
58*

Ramella, Richard. "No nines allowed." (1985,
October) 36* — Game on 8 by 8 grid.

Ramella, Richard. "Number bumper." (1985,
October) 180* — Arcade game.

Rice, Robert E. "Sidewinding skirmishes with video
vipers." (1986, January) 99*

Rutter, Richard W, "Computertrapshooting."(1985,
November) 18« — Simulates skeet shooting.

Sabbatini, Mark. "Alpine slopes." (1985, December)
204-

Scerbo, Fred B. "Fun for the whole family with gal-
loping gamblers." (1985, December) 86*

Sward, Steve. '"Gopher it' (or'turnip' wet)." (1986,
January) 18*

Teague, Dennis. "The word-hunt crossword puz-
zle." (1985, December) 110*

Wolcott, Larry. "Kung Fu fighting." (1986, March)
66*

Wood, James W. "Rid the screen of the menace."
(1985, September) 167» — Board type game.

GAME-ACTION

Bradbury, Nick. "Destination: Moon base Amphi-
bia." (1985, August) 106* — Major correction,
September 1985, page 129. — Additional correc-
tion, April 1986, page 103.

Britton, Steve, IV. "Operation freedom." (1985,
August) 54« — Correction, October 1985, page
228.

Dawson, David. "Sir Eggbert jumper leaps to the
rescue." (1985, August) 129*

Fransen, Aaron. "The quest for the falcons' lair."
(1985, August) 2S'

Goodson, Joey. "A-maze-ing maneuvering with jet-
pack challenge." (1985, July) 106*

Nation, Brad. "Which way did that mangy mongrel
go?" (1985, August) 228'

Saporta, Alan A. "Brotan the blue." (1985, August)
18« — Correction, October 1985, page 228.

GAME-ADVENTURE

Bell, Bruce K, "The CoCo zone." (1986, April) 26- —
Grand prize in adventure contest. Further instruc-
tions, June 1986, p.220.

Firedrake, George; and Albrecht, Karl. "Fantasy fare."
(1985, July) 137 — General information on fantasy
games.

Kapfhammer, Jutta ; and Helm, Philip. "Our twenty
carat gold winners." (1986, April) 20 — Results of
third Rainbow adventure contest.

Riley, Thomas E. "The Maze of Moycullen." (1986,
April) 58* — 16K winner of adventure contest.

GAME-SIMULATION

Firedrake, George; and Albrecht, Karl. "For the game-
master, just the end of a beginning." (1985, August)
154 — The last Gamemaster's apprentice column.

Tyson, Bob. "The great Rainbow simulation pack-
age." (1985, July) 46* — Anniversary special-
World War II, stock car racing and simulation gen-
erator. Correction, November 1985, page 184.

GENERAL

Barden, William. "Pi to 10,000 digits." (1986, April)

228*
Bernico, Bill. "CoCo, phone home." (1985, August)

124»
Bernico, Bill. "Important message. "(1985, October)

176 — Mystery message
Betts, R. Bartly. "Bit banging with Boole." (1985,

September) 172 — Discussion of Boolean algebra.
Foster, Leslie A. "The fourth year of Rainbow."

(1985, July) 229 — Index from July 1984 to June

1985 and Rainbow on tape from April 1982 to June

1985.
Goodman, Marty. "Now you see it, now you don't!"

(1986, June) 90 — How to determine EPROM era-
sure times.
Green, Robert L. "As far as the eye can see." (1 985,

August) 230* — Do it yourself eye examination.
Moore, W. J. "Robocise." (1986, February) 116* —

Exercise companion.
Pettus, Ronald. "Zeroing in on Halley's Comet."

(1986, April) 83- — Calculations to view the

comet.
"The Rainbow's holiday shopping guide." (1985,

December) 25 — Some gifts for Christmas.
"The RAINBOWfest reporter." (1986, February) 81

— Report on Princeton RAINBOWfest.
"The RAINBOWfest reporter." (1986, May) 169 —

Report on Palo Alto RAINBOWfest.
Sheridan, Vincent H. "Soccer instructor." (1985,

August) 47 • — Teach the basics of soccer.
Suppe, Pasquale. "Handicappers enter the home

stretch with Pace 1." (1986, May) 114* — Aid for

the race track fan.
"Volume 1, number 1 ." (1985, July) 98— Reprint of

the first issue of the Rainbow.
White, Richard A. "Building a spreadsheet with

template repetition." (1985, September) 148
White, Richard A. "Direct comparison — exhibiting

the power of spreadsheets." (1985, July) 154 —

Use a spreadsheet as an order form.
White, Richard A. "An explanation and review of

spreadsheet functions." (1985, December) 267
White, Richard A. "Going over spreadsheet data

look-up functions." (1986, January) 251
White, Richard A. "Using a spreadsheet as a file

manager." (1985, October) 238
Witham, Burt B., Jr. "Which award is which." (1985,

December) 179« — Ham radio record keeper.

GRAPHICS

Aftamonow, Ellen; and Aftamonow, George. "Rudolph,
the red nosed reindeer," (1985, December) 18» —
Graphics'demo for Christmas.

Barden, William, Jr. "Joysticks, touch pads and dig-
itizing the world." (1986, January) 224*

Bernico, Bill "TheZoom-bloom plant." (1986, Janu-
ary) 129* — Graphics demo.

Bernico, Bill. "A peace treaty for computer hackers and
couch potatoes." (1986, March) 49» — Graphics
demo. Correction, June 1986, p. 220.

Betts, R. Bartly. "The long and winding road to
assembly graphics." (1985, November) 90

Borger, J. E., III. "CoCo unfurls Old Glory." (1985,
July) 113* — The flag using graphics.

"The CoCo gallery." (1985, July) 178 — Samples of
graphic art.

"The CoCo gallery." (1985, August) 178

"The CoCo gallery." (1985, September) 178

"The CoCo gallery." (1985, October) 170 —
Correction, November 1985, page 184.

"The CoCo gallery." (1985, November) 178

July 1986 THE RAINBOW 195

"The CoCo gallery." (1985, December) 210

"The CoCo gallery." (1986, January) 114

"The CoCo gallery." (1986, February) 178

"The CoCo gallery." (1986, March) 114

"The CoCo gallery." (1986, April) 114

"The CoCo gallery." (1986, May) 18

"The CoCo gallery." (1986, June) 114

Delbourgo, Bob; Delbourgo, Daniel; and Delbourgo,

Tino. "Around the world in 18 frames." (1985, August)

73* — Graphics demo of globe. Correction, February

1986, p. 168.
Delbourgo, Bob; and Delbourgo, Daniel. "Random

mosaics." (1985, August) 40» — Lo-res graphics

demo.
Di Zazzo, Ernie. "Oh, long may they wave: A salute

to the flags." (1 986, May) 42* — Flags of different

countries.
Dold, Charles W. "Dynamic computer graphics." (1 985,

September) 70» — How to draw 3-D pictures.
Glaberson, Aryeh. -The eight lights of Chanukah."

(1985, December) 196*
Golias, Ruth E. "Home sweet home." (1986, May)

20* — Graphics demo.
"Graphicsquickies." (1985, October) 18* — Various

graphics demos.
Hall, Mike."Christmaspageantry." (1985, December)

212* — Graphics for Christmas.
Kent, Jim. "Guppiegraphics."(1985, October) 106*

— Assembly language graphics
Kerckhoff, Peter. "CoCoCad modification." (1986,

February) 103* — Mod for DMP-120 printer.
Kerckhoff, Peter. "CoCocad: The schematic scoun-
drel." (1985, October) 130» — Computer aided

design for CoCo. Additional listing, February

1986, p. 103.
Kohn, Joseph. "Pix files." (1986, February) 26* —

Transfer picture files CoCo Max, Graphicom, etc.
Kolar, Joseph. "A final session with the 'A' option."

(1985, October) 83* — More on the DRAW state-
ment.
Kolar, Joseph. "Mastering the DRAW statement."

(1985, August) 172*
Kolar, Joseph. "PSET sail in the FOR/NEXT sea."

(1986, May) 174*
Kolar, Joseph. "A simple technique for creating

animation." (1986, March) 39-
Kolar, Joseph. "Sprucing up an old design." (1985,

September) 136 • — Use of the DRAW command.
Kwong, Hong. "Design your own calendar pin-up."

(1986, MayJ63»
Matthews, Becky F. "Nothing phone-y about it: Ma

Bell trips the light fantastic." (1986, June) 18* —

Graphics and sound entertainment.
Page, Dennis. "CoCoflow: CoCocad expanded."

(1986, March)3i • — Aid for drawing flowcharts.
Plaxton, John. "CoCo bakes a cake." (1985, July)

99» — A birthday cake using graphics.
Ramella, Richard. "Pattern blocks: Reality play."

(1986, January) 40» — Shape game.
Roden, Brian P. "The electronic valentine-maker."

(1986, February) 18* — Correction, April 1986,

page 103.
Santerre, Denis. "A lesson straight from the heart."

(1985, OcfoberJ 163« — Graphics demo to learn

part of the heart.
Scerbo, Fred B. "The CoCo puzzle maker." (1985,

October) 72* — Jig saw puzzle on CoCo.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Return of baseball fever." (1985,

September) 104« — Baseball team logos.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Rock'n'rolling back to the CoCo

rockfest." (1985, July) 162» — Graphics demo.
Scerbo, Fred B. "The Wishing Well title maker."

(1986, March) 157* — Title cards for your pro-
grams.
Thume, Wayne. "Color cartoons." (1985, October)

58* — Graphics animation.

HARDWARE PROJECT

DiStefano, Tony. "The analog to digital converter,

part 1 ."(1985, October) 42
DiStefano, Tony. "The analog to digital converter,

part 2: Putting the finishing touches on the

analog-to-digital converter." (1985, November) 84
DiStefano, Tony. "Look, Ma, no switch. "(1 985, July)

36 — Normal and inverse video conversion.

DiStefano, Tony. "Making CoCo shine with more

LED's." (1985, September) 232 — Add LED's to

RS232 line and move reset.
Geoffroy, David; and Racine, Norman. "The permanent

shift." (1985, August) 169 — Add a shiftlock key.
Gernhardt, Henry C, Jr. "Rejuvenate father time

with a chic quartz locked clock." (1986, June) 54
Kitsz, Dennis. "The letter box printer buffer part 1 ."

(1985, October) 232
Kitsz, Dennis. "The letter box printer buffer part 2."

(1985, November) 248
Weide, Dennis H. "Sleep tight: Your CoCo is awake

tonight part 1." (1985, December) 58* — Use

CoCo to watch your house.
Weide, Dennis H. "Sleep tight: Your CoCo is awake

tonight part 2." (1986, January) 58»

HARDWARE TUTORIAL

DiStefano, Tony. "A beginner's hardware course

part 1." (1986, January) 131
DiStefano, Tony. "A beginner's hardware course

part 2." (1986, February) 154
DiStefano, Tony. "An introduction to timing," (1986,

March) 62
DiStefano, Tony. "Investigating the CPU." (1986,

June) 101
DiStefano, Tony. "The makings of memory and how

it works." (1986, April) 104

HOME APPLICATION

Ball, Howard Lee. "Contest check list." (1985, Sep-
tember) 1 80* — Program to keep scores in aeon-
test.

Carson, Edward R. "The joys of early amortization."
(1986, March) 163* — Mortgage calculator.

Crouser, Tommy. "The lure of computerized bait
selection." (1 986, April) 1 30* — Use the computer
to select proper fishing lure."

Dean. James R. "Bulletin board standouts are easy
with message maker." (1986, May) 36* — Use
CGP-115 printer to make notices.

Hanusiak, Alan. "CoCo's quick station log." (1985,
November) 44- — Log sheet for ham radio.

Hartley, Eric. "Little black book." (1985, November)
172* — Phone book program.

Hyre, Leonard. "Hire the CoCo handiman." (1986,
April) 162* — Calculate expenses of home
repairs."

Jones, Larry E. "The plants are always greener on
the CoCo side." (1986, April) 124 • —Aid in taking
care of house plants.

McNally, Irvin L. "Coax." (1985, November) 180»
— For Ham radio operator — determine power line
losses.

Snider, Stephen. "CoCo takes the plunge: Pool
maintenance made easy." (1986, June) 145*

Sullins, Marks. "Livin'on CoCo time." (1986, Janu-
ary) 173* — Electronic calendar program.

Talada, William. "The 15 minute Color Computer
workout." (1 986, March) 26" — Exercise program.

Weide, Dennis H. "The computerized shopping list."
(1986, April) 216» — Correction, June 1986, p. 220.

White, Richard A. "A mailing label printer for the
spreadsheet." (1985, November) 245» — Correc-
tion, April 1986, page 103.

Wood, James W. "Baseball card file." (1986, May)
66-

HOME FINANCE

Anderson, Dennis. "A little electrical cost calcula-
tor." (1986, April) 102*

Dufur, Glen. "Juggle bills, juggle bills, juggle all the
way!" (1986, March) 76* — Home budget analy-
sis.

Hallstrom, Harry W. "Assessing the market value of
your home." (1986, April) 79»

Ronald, Bruce W. "Loop until done." (1986, April)
70* — Retirement plan calculator.

Turowski, Donald A. "Waste not, want not with a
refund-a-file." (1986, April) 95-

White, Richard A. "Spreadsheeting real data."
(1985, August) 80 — Use a spreadsheet to calcu-
late car expenses.

Whittlesey, Jerry R. "The computer-aided college
expense fund." (1986, April) 92»

MUSIC

Bernico, Bill. "An adventure into sound experimen-
tation." (1985, October) 124* — Demo of CoCo's
sounds.
Bernico, Bill. "Color my CoCo." (1986, January) 55» —

Program to demonstrate music and graphics.
Bernico, Bill. "Further adventure into SOUND

experimentation." (1986, February) 164*
Bernico, Bill. "Nouveau rock'n' roll." (1986, April) 100*
— Dress up the.SOUND and PLAY commands.

Golias, Ruth E. "Saturday at the Bijou — remembering
intermission sing-alongs." (1986, June) 36« —
Music entertainment.

Huffman, Gary. "Happy birthday balloons." (1986,
April) 122* — Music and graphics for your birth-
day.

Kolar, Joseph. "The beginning musician's 'tin ear
lament.'" (1986, February) 142* — Discussion of
PLAY command.

Ludlum, Bob. "Music+; New commands, no bugs."
(1986, June)5~\ • — Additions to program of June
1984, page 74.

Matthews, Becky; and Matthews, David. "I want my
CoCo TV." (1986, June) 42» — Music video entertain-
ment.

McNeice, Barry. "The music maker's accompanist."
(1986, June) 20« — Draw blank sheet music on
printer.

Rutter, Marge. "CoCo daresyou to name thattune."
(1986, June) 66* — Game with music.

Tandberg, Dan. "CoCo instant music." (1 986, June)
62» — Aid in using PLAY command.

Tauilli, T. C. "4th of July Musicfest." (1985, July)
19*

Urbas, Joseph M. "CoCo bells." (1985, December)
36* — Some Christmas music. Correction, April
1986, page 103.

OPERATING SYSTEMS — OS-9

Dollberg, Donald D. "Creating OS-9 system disks."

(1986, February) 224
Harris, Timothy A. "Mail09." (1985, July) 266 —

Listings omitted from previous issue. See also

November 1985, page 184.
Lantz, Brian A. "The utility room." (1985, November)

241
Lantz, Brian A. "The utility room." (1985, December) 258

— Adding more features to the LIST command.
Lantz, Brian A. "The utility room." (1986, March)216
Puckett, Dale L. "Cliffhangers in the micro soaps."

(1985,,4ugusf)236
Puckett, Dale L. "Confessions of an enlightened

spreadsheet user." (1985, November) 218
Puckett, Dale L. "The Disk BASIC/OS-9 connec-
tion." (1986, June)208 •
Puckett, Dale L. "Featuring a new text formatter."

(1986, May) 235
Puckett, Dale L. "Featuring a trig library in C."(1 986,

April) 238
Puckett, Dale L. "Four easy assembly language

experiments." (1986, January) 236
Puckett, Dale L. "Granting requests for sample

device drivers and descriptors." (1986, February)

236
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 gets good reception as

NCC."(1985, October) 242
Puckett, Dale L. "A short tutorial on C compilation."

(1985, July) 252
Puckett, Dale L. "A time for reflection." (1985, De-
cember) 272 — Correction, February 1986, page 168.
Warner, Bruce. "Getting started with the OS-9 oper-
ating system." (1986, January) 134
White, Richard A. "Firing up BASIC09." (1986,

March) 226
White, Richard A. "Getting started with BASIC09."

(1986, February) 231

196

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PASCAL

Puckett, Dale L "A getting-your-feet-wet course in
OS-9 Pascal." (1985, September) 238

Weide, Dennis H. "Changing printer parameters in
Pascal." (1986, May) 222*

PRINTER

Baldridge. Charles. "Versatile label maker elimi-
nates messy hen scratches." (1986, May) 1 08*

FitzSimmons, David S. "Printer designs." (1986,
May) 95 • — Some samples of printer use.

Ligocki, Ray. "Give your thoughts to the world: The
old-time banner printer." (1986, May) 150*

Short, Gene. "Plain Jane print needs an appoint-
ment with the stylist." (1986, May) 88* — Printer
setup for Epson printer.

Sullins, Mark. "Picprt: Good things come in ail
sizes. "(1986, May)12" — Graphics screen printer
utility.

West, John. "Outfox those narrow printers with
Rotate." (1986, May) 120*

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, July) 250
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, August) 234
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, September)

236
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, October) 230
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, November) 216
Downard, Dan. "Downloads. "(1985, December)256
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, January) 232

— Correction, February 1986, p. 168.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, February) 222
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, March) 214
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, April) 224
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, May) 216
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, June) 194
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, July) 118
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, August) 92
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, September) 154
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, October) 154
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, November) 158
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1986, January) 102
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1986. March) 116

SOUND SYNTHESIS

Barden, William, Jr. "Listening to your CoCo with

Assembly language." (1986, March) 237
Gunn, Stephen. "An encore presentation for the

analog to digital and back again." (1985, October)

87-
Spiller, Martin; and Spiller, Jeremy. "CoCo synthesizer

produces out-of-this-world sounds." (1986, June)

122*

TUTORIAL

Betts, R. Bartly. "Uncomplicate programming tasks
using your ROM routines." (1985. October) 29*

DiStefano, Tony. "Exploring memory cells." (1986,
May) 100

DiStefano, Tony. "What is a VDG, anyway.?" (1985,
December) 251 — List of acronyms and defini-
tions.

Haberer, Fredric M. "Renum with a twist." (1986,
February)-! 1 2

Kolar, Joseph. "A diversion a day keeps program-
ming fey." (1985, November) 74* — Some pro-
gramming hints.

Kolar, Joseph. "Enhance presentations with text
panel formatting." (1986. June) 140*

Kolar, Joseph. "Maximum learning with minimum
effort." (1985, December) 100* — Hints for new-
comers.

Kolar, Joseph. "Practicing the two-column format."
(1986, April) 142* — Hints for beginners.

Mir, Jorge. "Memory on a string$ budget." (1985,
August) 166

Mitchell, William. "Bleeps, bloops, bells and whis-
tles." (1986, June) 108> — Make different sounds.

"Primary pointers." (1986, January) 42- — Useful
programs for the beginner.

Williams, John G. "The joystick fix-it." (1985,
August) 226 — Software to make joysticks less
sensitive.

UTILITY

Ambros, Marty. "A timekeeper for all occasions."
(1986, February,) 55 • — Clock utility.

Bernico, Bill. "Presenting the star of the show —
screen alternatives." (1986, January) 176»

Bernico, Bill. "Screen pokes made easy." (1985,
November) 162* — Correction, December, 1985,
page 208.

Bobbitt, Craig V. "What's the diagnosis?" (1986,
February) 67 • — Memory diagnostic program.

Gal us, John. "Quick restore." (1986, February)
108* — Speed up BASIC search process.

Nickel, Harold. "Auto-executing your tape pro-
grams." (1986, February) 41 •

Poynter, Chuck. "Marquee." (1986, March) 1 01 - —
Attractive title and menu screens.

Ruggles, James J. "64K custom setup." (1986, May)
82*

Schechter, Gerry. "Enhancing the CLS command."
(1986, February) 160*

Schultz, Hans. "VARLIST: A quick and easy way to
list program variables." (1986, March) 92 •

Van Dusen, Douglas. "Cross reference your pro-
grams with XREF." (1986, February) 169* — Cor-
rection, April 1986, page 103.

Wong, Norman. "The eye saver." (1985, July) 124»
— Inverse video with software. Correction,
October 1985, page 228.

PERSONAL AUTHORS

Aftamonow, Ellen; and Aftamonow, George. "Rudolph,
the red nosed reindeer." (1985, December) 18» —
Graphics demo for Christmas.

Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora, Ramon. "The Dragon-Town
library." (1985, October) 98 — Review of books for
teaching children and some elementary sound pro-
grams.

Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora, Ramon. "Help wandering
star in the right direction." (1985, July) 79»

Albrecht, Bob; and Zambra, Ramon. "It's been a great
two years." (1985, December) 56 — Hints for parents
of young children.

Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora, Ramon. "Making your own
mandala — guaranteed not to melt!" (1985, Sep-
tember) 142» — Programs for children.

Albrecht, Bob; and Zamora, Ramon. "Play and learn
together — wondermentis contagious." (1 985,
August) 136* — Short demos for children.

Ambros, Marty. "A timekeeper for all occasions."
(1986, February) 55 • — Clock utility.

Anderson, Dennis. "A little electrical cost calcula-
tor." (1986, April) 102»

Augsburg, Cray. "Databaseditties."(1986, June)97
— Delphi news.

Augsburg, Cray. "Presenting the 'Delphi Advan-
tage.'" (1986, April) 116

Augsburg, Cray. "Setting the stage for spring cleaning."
(1986, May) 92— Delphi news.

Baldridge, Charles. "Versatile label maker elimi-
nates messy hen scratches." (1986, May) 108 •

Ball, Howard Lee. "Contest check list." (1985, Sep-
tember) 1 80* — Program to keep scores in a con-
test.

Barden, William, Jr. "Pi to 10,000 digits." (1986, April)
228»

Barden, William, Jr. "Disassembling the secrets of
ROM." (1986, May) 227

Barden, William, Jr. "Joysticks, touch pads and dig-
itizing the world." (1986, January) 224*

Barden, William, Jr. "Listening to your CoCo with
Assembly language." (1986, March) 237

Barden, William, Jr. "The meaning of life." (1986,
June) 196* — Description of game called "Life."

Barden, William, Jr. "The straight, hard facts about
Assembly Language." (1986, February) 119

Bell, Bruce K. "The CoCo zone." (1 986, April) 26 • —
Grand prize in ad venture contest. Further instruc-
tions, June 1986, p.220.

Bernico, Bill "The Zoom-bloom plant." (1 986, Janu-
ary) 129* — Graphics demo.

Bernico, Bill. "An adventure into sound experimen-
tation." (1985, October) 124* — Demo of CoCo's
sounds.

Bernico, Bill. "CoCo, phone home." (1985, August)
124*

Bernico, Bill. "Color my CoCo." (1986, January) 55» —
Program to demonstrate music and graprt-ics.

Bernico, Bill. "Elevator." (1985, October) 25- —
Learning aid for pre-schoolers.

Bernico, Bill. "Financing: The economic advantage."
(1986, March) 71 • — Calculate installment loans.

Bernico, Bill. "Further adventure into SOUND

experimentation." (1986, February) 164*
Bernico, Bill. "Important message." (1985, October)

176 — Mystery message
Bernico, Bill. "Keeping the communication lines

open." (1985, September) 39* — Teaches sign

language.
Bernico, Bill. "Nouveau rock 'n' roll." (1 986, April) 100*

— Dress up the SOUND and PLAY commands.
Bernico, Bill. "A peace treaty for computer hackers and

couch potatoes." (1986, March) 49» — Graphics

demo. Correction, June 1986, p. 220.
Bernico, Bill. "Presenting the star of the show-
screen alternatives." (1986, January) 176»
Bernico, Bill. "Screen pokes made easy." (1985,

November) 162* — Correction, December, 1985,

page 208.
Betts, R. Bartly. "Bit banging with Boole." (1985,

September) 172 — Discussion of Boolean algebra.
Betts, R. Bartly. "Flashing in 6809." (1985, July)84-
Betts, R. Bartly. "Interfacing machine language with

BASIC." (1 985, August) 96*
Betts, R. Bartly. "The long and winding road to

assembly graphics." (1985, November) 90

Betts, R. Bartly. "Uncomplicate programming tasks
using your ROM routines." (1985, October) 29*

Billen, David. "Zonx." (1985, October) 65- —Action
game.

Blyn, Steve. "Building language arts skills." (1986,
March) 152"

Blyn, Steve. "The daily schedule pictograph: A time
for every purpose." (1 985, September) 44 • — Pic-
tog raph to show child's daily schedule.

Blyn, Steve. "Gaining insight into your child's self
image." (1986, February) 134*

Blyn, Steve. "Learning the art of written expression
with proper punctuation." (1985, October) 45* —
Review of punctuation marks.

Blyn, Steve. "Locating points on a graph." (1986,
April) 136*

Blyn, Steve. "Preparing for the right career choice."
(1986, January) 108*

Blyn, Steve. "The rainy day account." (1985,
August) 148* — Demo bank account for children.

Blyn, Steve. "Take this message, please!" (1985,
July) 42 •

Blyn, Steve. "Teaching children time concepts."
(1986, May) 1 38*

Blyn, Steve. "Teaching language idioms." (1986,
Junej84-

Blyn, Steve. "Working with the electronic book part
1 ."(1985, November,) 30 • — Program to use Radio
Shack's Electronic Learning Book.

Blyn, Steve. "Working with the electronic book part
2." (1985, December) 30*

Bobbitt, Craig V. "What's the diagnosis?" (1986,
February) 67- — Memory diagnostic program.

Borger, J. E., III. "CoCo unfurls Old Glory." (1985,
July) 11,3* — The flag using graphics.

Bradbury, Nick. "Destination: Moon base Amphi-
bia." (1985, August) 106* — Major correction,
September 1985, page 129. — Additional correc-
tion, April 1986, page 103.

Britton, Steve, IV. "Operation freedom." (7 985,
August) 54* — Correction, October 1985, page
228.

Brockschmidt, Kraig. "Brain games." (1985,
December) 190* — A collection of 5 games.

Carlisle, Allen B. "Invasion of the flying saucer peo-
ple. "(1986, March) 108*

Carmichael, Craig. "The secret to loading those
double speed tapes." (1986, February) 76

Carson, Edward R. "Thejoys of early amortization."
(1986, March) 163* — Mortgage calculator.

Chouinard, Daniel. "The phone file trader." (1985,
November) 36* — Communications program to
trade files over the phone.

July 1986

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197

Clark, Stephen P. "Julie The Mouse.'" (1986, April)

157* — A database program.
Compton, David. "Set your sails, keep a weather eye

out for storms and beware of the Jolly Roger."

(1986, March) 18» — Adventure game for young

child.
Crouser, Tommy. "The lure of computerized bait

selection." (1986, April) 1 30* — Use the computer

to select proper fishing lure."
Curl, John R. "Here by popular demand: New Delphi

announcements." (1986, March) 210
Curl, John R. "The latest on our newest dimension:

The CoCo SIG." (1986, January) 183 — News on

the Delphi Information Service.
Curl, John R. "Some notes on downloading." (1986,

February) 88 — Delphi hints.
Dater, Andrew. "An easy way to run your programs."

(1986, February)36" — Disk menu utility.
Dawson, David. "Sir Eggbert jumper leaps to the

rescue." (1985, August) 129»
Day, R. Wayne. "Harvesting summer's bumper crop

of BBS's." (1985, November) 61
Day, R. Wayne. "Music and a terminal program,

too?" (1985, September) 88* — Discussion of

"Orchestra-90."
Day, R.Wayne. "A question and answer repertoire."

(1985, July) 90* — Questions and answers on

communications, BBS, etc.
Dean, James R. "Bulletin board standouts are easy

with message maker." (1986, May) 36* — Use

CGP-115 printer to make notices.
Dean, Mike. "Defeatdebugs.'YJSSS, February)^-

— Help in hand assembly problems.
Delbourgo, Bob; Delbourgo, Daniel; and Delbourgo,

Tino. "Around the world in 1 8 frames." (1 985, August)

73* — Graphics demo of globe. Correction, February

1986, p. 168.
Delbourgo, Bob ; and Delbourgo, Daniel. "Random

mosaics." (1985, August) 40* — Lo-res graphics

demo.
Di Zazzo, Ernie. "Oh, long may they wave: A salute

to the flags." (1986, May) 42* — Flags of different

countries.
DiStefano, Tony. "The analog to digital converter,

part 1."(1985, October) 42
DiStefano, Tony. "The analog to digital converter,

part 2: Putting the finishing touches on the

analog-to-digital converter." (1985, November)84
DiStefano, Tony. "A beginner's hardware course

part 1." (1986, January) 131
DiStefano, Tony. "A beginner's hardware course

part 2." (1986, February) 154
DiStefano, Tony. "Exploring memory cells." (1986,

May) 100
DiStefano, Tony. "An introduction to timing." (1986,

March) 62
DiStefano, Tony. "Investigating the CPU." (1986,

June) 101
DiStefano, Tony. "Look, Ma, no switch." (1985, July)

36 — Normal and inverse video conversion.
DiStefano, Tony. "Making CoCo shine with more

LED's." (1985, September) 232 — Add LED's to

RS232 line and move reset.
DiStefano, Tony. "The makings of memory and how

it works." (1986, April) 104
DiStefano, Tony. "Switching double-sided disks."

(1985, August) 162
DiStefano, Tony. "What is a VDG, anyway.?" (1985,

December) 251 — List of acronyms and defini-
tions.
Dold, Charles W. "Dynamic computer graphics." (1985,

September) 70* — How to draw 3-D pictures.
Dollberg, Donald D. "Creating OS-9 system disks."

(1986, February) 224
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, July) 250
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, August) 234
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, September)

236
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1985, October) 230
Downard, Dan. "Downloads. "(1985, November)216
Downard, Dan. "Downloads. "(1985, December)256
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, January) 232

— Correction, February 1986, p. 168.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, February) 222
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, March) 214
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, April) 224
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, May) 216

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (1986, June) 194
Dufur, Glen. "Juggle bills, juggle bills, juggle all the
way!" (1986, March) 76* — Home budget analy-
sis.
Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS: a look at the commands.
(1985, December) 153» — Part 2 of a BBS pro-
gram.
Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS: An introduction to the
system and its special features." (1985, November)
135" — Complete BBS program.
Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS: How to modify the pro-
gram to use the CoCo serial port." (1986, Febru-
ary) 100*
Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS: Setting up various files
to make the system operate." (1986, January)
142*
Dwight, Jeffry. "Zapping with confidence." (1985,

December) 118 • — A disk utility.
Eichstaedt, Pete. "Gathering up scattered pro-
grams." (1986, February) 94-
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985. July) 118
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985. August) 92
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, September) 154
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, October) 154
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1985, November) 158
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1986, January) 102
Ellers, Ed. "Earth to Ed." (1986, March) 116
Firedrake, George ; and Albrecht, Karl. "Fantasy
fare." (1985, July) 137 — General information on
fantasy games.
Firedrake, George; and Albrecht, Karl. "For the game-
master, just the end of a beginning." (1985, August)
154 — The last Gamemaster's apprentice column.
FitzSimmons, David S. "Printer designs." (1986,

May,) 95* — Some samples of printer use.
Foster, Leslie A. "The fourth year of Rainbow."

(1985, July) 229 — Index from July 1984 to June

1985 and Rainbow on tape from April 1982 to June

1985.
Franks, Bill. "A quandary of puzzles." (1986, Janu-
ary) 25 • — Like a jig-saw puzzle.
Fransen, Aaron. "The quest for the falcons' lair."

(1985, August) 26*
Frerking, Anthony. "The Commandos want you!"

(1986, February) 180*
Gal us, John. "Quick restore." (1986, February)

108« — Speed up BASIC search process.
Geoffroy, David; and Racine, Norman. "The permanent

shift." (1985, August) 169 — Add a shiftlock key.
Gernhardt, Henry C, Jr. "Rejuvenate father time

with a chic quartz locked clock." (1986, June) 54
Glaberson, Aryeh, "The eight lights of Chanukah."

(1985, December) 196*
Golias, Ruth E. "Home sweet home." (1986, May)

20* — Graphics demo.
Golias, Ruth E. "Saturday at the Bijou — remembering

intermission sing-alongs." (1986, June) 36» —

Music entertainment.
Goodman, Martin H. "A disk tinkerer's device."

(1986, March) 84* — Disk utility.
Goodman, Martin H. "The great transformation."

(1986, June) 182- — Conversions from MS-DOS

to CoCo.
Goodman, Marty. "Now you see it, now you don't!"

(1986, June) 90 — How to determine EPROM era-
sure times.
Goodson, Joey. "A-maze-ing maneuvering with jet-
pack challenge." (1985, July) 106«
Green, Robert L. "As far as the eye can see." (1 985,

August) 230* — Do it yourself eye examination.
Gunn, Stephen. "An encore presentation for the

analog to digital and back again." (1 985, OcfoberJ

87-
Haberer, Fredric M. "Renum with a twist." (1986,

February) 112
Halfman, Scott. "Who will survive?" (1986, June)

26-
Hall, Mike. "Christmas pageantry." (1985, December)

212* — Graphics for Christmas.
Hallstrom, Harry W. "Assessing the market value of

your home." (1986, April) 79*
Hanusiak, Alan. "CoCo's quick station log." (1985,

November) 44* — Log sheet for ham radio.
Harris, Timothy A. "Mail09." (1985, July) 266 —

Listings omitted from previous issue. See also

November 1985, page 184.

Hartley, Eric. "Little black book." (1985. November)
172- — Phone book program.

Heyza, Doug. "Say 'hello' to this directory helper."
(1985, August) 69* — Correction, October 1985,
page 228.

Hill, Eddie. An annual expense tracking and man-
agement system." (1986, March) 122* — Correc-
tion, May 1986, p. 127.

Huffman, Gary. "Happy birthday balloons." (1986,
April) 122* — Music and graphics for your birth-
day."

Hyre, Leonard. "Become a math whiz!" (1985, Sep-
tember) 18* — Math quiz.

Hyre, Leonard. "Hire the CoCo handiman." (1986,
April) 162* — Calculate expenses of home
repairs."

Jones, Larry E. "The plants are always greener on
the CoCo side." (1986, April) 124 • —Aid in taking
care of house plants.

Jones, Tim. "If your 'horse' comes in first, you lose!"
(1985, November) 129* — Recreation of basket-
ball game called horse. Correction, January 1986,
p. 231.

Jones, Timmy. "Take the plunge with CoCo." (1 985,
September) 163- — 10 meter platform diving.

Kapfhammer, Jutta ; and Helm, Philip. "Our twenty
carat gold winners." (1986, April) 20 — Results of
third Rainbow adventure contest.

Kent, Jim. "Guppiegraphics. "(7985, October)106"
— Assembly language graphics

Kerckhoff, Peter. "CoCoCad modification." (1986,
February) 103* — Mod for DMP-120 printer.

Kerckhoff, Peter. "CoCoCad: The schematic scoun-
drel." 1985, October) 130* — Computer aided design
for CoCo. Additional listing, February 1986, p. 103.

Kilby, Mike. "Firestorm." (1986, January) 122*

Kitsz, Dennis. "The letter box printer buffer part 1 ."
(1985, October) 232

Kitsz, Dennis. "The letter box printer buffer part 2."
(1985, November) 248

Knolhoff, Mike. "A caterpillar's alphabet." (1985,
August) 83*

Kohn, Joseph. "Pix files." (1986, February) 26« —
Transfer picture files CoCo Max, Graphicom.etc.

Kolar, Joseph. "The beginning musician's 'tin ear
lament.'" (1986, February) 142* — Discussion of
PLAY command.

Kolar, Joseph. "Creative programming for the
beginner." (1986, January)30" — Make multiple-
choice quiz.

Kolar, Joseph. "A diversion a day keeps program-
ming fey." (1985, November) 74* — Some pro-
gramming hints.

Kolar, Joseph. "Enhance presentations with text
panel formatting." (1986, June) 140*

Kolar, Joseph. "A final session with the 'A' option."
(1985, October) 83* — More on the DRAW state-
ment.

Kolar, Joseph. "The Goolian Olympics of trig func-
tions." (1985, July) 148* — Game using trigo-
nometry.

Kolar, Joseph. "Mastering the DRAW statement."
(1985, August) W2»

Kolar, Joseph. "Maximum learning with minimum
effort." (1985, December) 100* — Hints for new-
comers.

Kolar, Joseph. "Practicing the two-column format."
(1986, April) 142* — Hints for beginners.

Kolar, Joseph. "PSET sail in the FOR/NEXT sea."
(1986, May) 174*

Kolar, Joseph. "A simple technique for creating
animation." (1986, March) 39*

Kolar, Joseph. "Sprucing up an old design." (1985,
September) 136* — Use of the DRAW command.

Krom, Matt, "As visions of the Pro-Am danced in
their heads." (1986. May) 50» — Golf game.

Kwong, Hong. "Design your own calendar pin-up."
(1986, May) 63*

LaBelle, Russ F. "Oh! Canada." (1985, September)
124* — Geography of Canada.

Lamonica, Mary; and Lamonica, James. "CoCo
math class." (1986, January) 88«

Landwehr, Larry. "CoCo conversation." (1985,
November) 124 — How to hook up two CoCo's
together.

198

THE RAINBOW July 1986

Lantz, Brian A. "The utility room." (1 985, November)

241
Lantz, Brian A. "The utility room." (1985, December)

258 — Adding more features to the LIST comand.
Lantz, Brian A. "The utility room." (1986, March; 216

Ligocki, Ray. "Give your thoughts to the world: The
old-time banner printer." (1986, May) 150*

Ligon, Elizabeth. "CoCo-etry." (1985, September)
130* — Program to write poetry.

Ludlum, Bob. "Music+: New commands, no bugs."
(1986, June) 51 • — Additions to program of June
1984, page 74.

Matthews, Becky F. "Nothing phone-y about it: Ma
Bell trips the light fantastic." (1986, June) 18* —
Graphics and sound entertainment.

Matthews, Becky; and Matthews, David. "I want my
CoCoTV." (1986, June; 42* — Music video entertain-
ment.

Mauro, Robert. "Bookmark: Your very own compu-
terized Dewey decimal system." (1985, Sep-
tember) 227'- — Provides index to a library.

McNally, Irvin L. "Coax." (1985, November) 180* —
For Ham radio operator — determine power line
losses.

McNeice, Barry. "The music maker's accompanist."
(1986, June) 20* — Draw blank sheet music on
printer.

Mir, Jorge. "Memory on a string$ budget." (1985,
August) 166

Mitchell, William. "Bleeps, bloops, bells and whis-
tles." (1 986, June) 1 08* — Make different sounds.

Moore, W. J. "Robocise." (1986, February) 116* —
Exercise companion.

Nation, Brad. "Which way did that mangy mongrel
go?" (1985, August) 228'

Nelson, Mark. "Get down and dirty in New York's
sewers with super rooter." (1986, May) 26*

Nickel, Harold. "Auto-executing your tape pro-
grams." (1986, February) 41 •

Osani, Keith. "Take word inventory with vocabu-
lary." (1985, September) 80* — Simulate a dic-
tionary.

Page, Dennis. "CoCoflow: CoCocad expanded."
(1986, Marc/?,)31 • — Aid fordrawing flowcharts.

Peake, Jim. "Discover the 'hidden' five tracks."

(1986, June) 92'
Pettus, Ronald. "Zeroing in on Halley's Comet."

(1986, April) 83* — Calculations to view the

comet.
Pitel, Rick. "Trivia tic-tac-toe." (1985, December)

69» — Correction, March 1986, p. 191.
Plaxton, John. "CoCo bakes a cake." (1985, July)

99* — A birthday cake using graphics.
Plog, Michael. "Computers can play an important

role in art education." (1985, October) 55
Plog, Michael. "The demographics of education."

(1986, April) 139
Plog, Michael. "Developing effective computer

literacy methods." (1985, July) 175 — Comments

on computers in education.
Plog, Michael. "Educating with electronic commu-
nications and research." (79S6, March) 154 —

Thoughts on Delphi.
Plog, Michael. "Education Texas style." (1 986, May)

140
Plog, Michael. "How valuable is the 'hands-on' les-
son?" (1985, September) 102 — Discussion of

computers in schools."
Plog, Michael. "Integrating computers into class-
room instruction." (1985, August) 150
Plog, Michael. "The learning process: The impor-
tance of 'how to think.'" (1986, January) 117
Plog, Michael. "Microcomputers: Not just a student

learning tool." (1985, November) 102
Plog, Michael. "Robots: Their place in education."

(1986, June) 86
Plog, Michael. "The schools get a report card."

(1986, February) 138
Plog, Michael. "Successful organizational factors

for integrating computers in school." (1985,

December) 45
Poynter, Chuck. "Marquee." (1986, March) 101 • —

Attractive title and menu screens.
Price, Rolla. "Acrostics go high tech with Word+."

(1986, May) 38* — Design your own crossword

puzzles.
Puckett, Dale L. "Cliffhangers in the micro soaps."

(1985, August) 236

Puckett, Dale L. "Confessions of an enlightened

spreadsheet user." (1985, November) 218
Puckett, Dale L. "The Disk BASIC/OS-9 connec-
tion." (1986, June) 208-
Puckett, Dale L. "Featuring a new text formatter."

(1986, May) 235
Puckett, DaleL. "Featuring a trig library in C." (1986,

April) 238
Puckett, Dale L. "Four easy assembly language

experiments." (1986, January) 236
Puckett, Dale L. "A getting-your-feet-wet course in

OS-9 Pascal." (1985, September) 238
Puckett, Dale L. "Granting requests for sample

device drivers and descriptors." (1986, February)

236
Puckett, Dale L. "OS-9 gets good reception as

NCC." (1985, October) 242
Puckett, DaleL. "A short tutorial on C compilation."

(1985, July) 252
Puckett, Dale L. "A time for reflection." (1985,

December) 272 — Correction, February 1986, p.

168.
Ramella, Richard. "The $100 challenge." (1985,

July) 1 80* — Contest using a CoCo game.
Ramella, Richard. "Bubble wars." (1986. February)

58 •
Ramella, Richard. "No nines allowed." (1985,

October) 36* — Game on 8 by 8 grid.
Ramella, Richard. "Number bumper." (1985,

October) 180* — Arcade game.
Ramella, Richard. "Pattern blocks: Reality play."

(1986, January) 40' — Shape game.
Rand, Penny L. "Learn those 'tricky words.'" (1985,

September) 117* — Practice in vocabulary.
Rice, Robert E. "Sidewinding skirmishes with video

vipers." (1986, January) 99*
Riley, Thomas E. "The Maze of Moycullen." (1986,

April) 58» — 16K winner of adventure contest.
Roden, Brian P. "The electronic valentine-maker."

(1986, February) 18* — Correction, April 1986,

page 103.
Ronald, Bruce W. "Loop until done." (1986, April)

70» — Retirement plan calculator.
Ruggles, James J. "64K custom setup." (1986, May)

82-
Rutter, Marge. "CoCo dares you to name that tune."

(1986, June) 66* — Game with music.
Rutter, Richard W. "Computertrapshooting." (1985,

November) 18» — Simulates skeet shooting.
Sabbatini, Mark. "Alpine slopes." (1985, December)

204*
Santerre, Denis. "A lesson straight from the heart."

(1985, October) 163* — Graphics demo to learn

part of the heart.
Saporta, Alan A. "Brotan the blue." (1985, August)

18* — Correction, October 1985, page 228.
Scerbo, Fred B. "The CoCo puzzle maker." (1985,

October) 72* — Jig saw puzzle on CoCo.
Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo, can you spare a dime?"

(1985, August) 142* — Uses graphics to count

change.
Scerbo, Fred B. "An educational adventure for the

CoCo and the MC-10." (1986, January) 76*
Scerbo, Fred B. "Fun for the whole family with gal-
loping gamblers." (1985, December) 86*
Scerbo, Fred B. "Learning the value of numbers."

(1986, April) 1 1 8*
Scerbo, Fred B. "A measure of success." (1986,

June) 117* — Learn to read a ruler.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Return of baseball fever." (1985,

September) 104* — Baseball team logos.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Rock'n'rolling back to the CoCo

rockfest." (1985, July) 162* — Graphics demo.
Scerbo, Fred B. "A simulation of life skills." (1986,

February) 148»
Scerbo, Fred B. "Super mathsheet generator II."

(1985, November) 79»
Scerbo, Fred B. "Using your CoCo for educational

plans. "(1986, May) 131 • — Generateeducational

objectives.
Scerbo, Fred B. "The Wishing Well title maker."

(1986, March) 157* — Title cards for your pro-
grams.
Schechter, Gerry. "Enhancing the CLS command."

(1 986, February)*®'
Schultz, Hans. "VARLIST: A quick and easy way to

list program variables." (1986, March) 92»
Shelton, Garry L. "Teacher's aid." (1985, Sep-
tember) 46- — Record keeping for teachers.

Sheridan, Vincent H. "Soccer instructor." (1985,
August) AT — Teach the basics of soccer.

Sherman, Lynn C; and Baldassary, Walter. "CoCo
testmaker." (1985, September) 30* — Make multiple
choice tests.

Short, Gene. "Plain Jane print needs an appoint-
ment with the stylist." (1986, May) 88* — Printer
setup for Epson printer.

Snider, Stephen. "CoCo takes the plunge: Pool
maintenance made easy." (1986, June) 145*

Spiller, Martin; and Spiller, Jeremy. "CoCo synthesizer
produces out-of-this-world sounds." (1986, June)
122»

Stearman, Colin J. "Getting on the right track."
(1985, July) 26* — How to use 40 or 80 tracks and
double sided. Correction, January 1986, p. 231.

Sullins, Mark S. "Livin' on CoCo time." (1 986, Janu-
ary) 173» — Electronic calendar program.

Sullins, Mark. "Picprt: Good things come in all
sizes." (1986, May) 72* — Graphics screen printer
utility.

Suppe, Pasquale. "Handicappers enter the home
stretch with Pace 1 ." (1 986, May) 1 1 4* — Aid for
the race track fan.

Sward, Steve. '"Gopher it' (or 'turnip' wet)." (1986,
January) 18»

Talada, William. "The 15 minute Color Computer
workout." (1986, March) 26* — Exercise program.

Tandberg, Dan. "CoCo instant music." (1 986, June)
62* — Aid in using PLAY command.

Tauilli, T. C. "4th of July Musicfest." (1985, July)
19«

Taulli, T. C. "Scan it and understand it with rapid
reading." (1985. July) 129* — Correction,
November 1985, page 184.

Taylor, Scott M. "More power and protection for
your BBS." (1985, November) 106* — Modifica-
tions to "Remote" from November 1983.

Teague, Dennis. "The word-hunt crossword puz-
zle." (1985, December) 110«

Thume, Wayne. "Color cartoons." (1985, October)
58* — Graphics animation.

Tottingham, Bill. "Receipt maker and file." (1986,
March) 22* — Correction, May 1986, p. 127.

Trapasso, Dave. "Doing the disk-o-step." (1986,
April) 149* — Disk alignment.

Turowski, Donald A. "Waste not, want not with a
refund-a-file." (1986, April) 95*

Tyson, Bob. "The great Rainbow simulation pack-
age." (1985, July) 46* — Anniversary special-
World War 11, stock car racing and simulation gen-
erator. Correction, November 1985, page 184.

Urbas, Joseph M. "CoCo bells." (1985, December)
36* — Some Christmas music. Correction, April
1986, page 103.

Van Dusen, Douglas. "Cross reference your pro-
grams with XREF." (1986, February) 169* — Cor-
rection, April 1986, page 103.

Vasconi, Eugene. "How to be an educated stargazer
in 12 easy lessons." (1985, September) 55* —
Help with astronomy.

Warner, Bruce. "Getting started with the OS-9 oper-
ating system." (1986, January) 134

Weide, Dennis H. "Changing printer parameters in
Pascal." (1986, May) 222*

Weide, Dennis H. "The computerized shopping list."
(1986, /4pn7)216* — Correction, June 1986, p.220

Weide, Dennis H. "Machine code loder." (1985,
July) 144* — Use machine language without an
editor/assembler.

Weide, Dennis H. "Sleep tight: Your CoCo is awake
tonight part 1." (1985, December) 58* — Use
CoCo to watch your house.

Weide, Dennis H. "Sleep tight: Your CoCo is awake
tonight part 2." (1986, January) 58>

West, John. "Outfox those narrow printers with
Rotate." (1986, May) 1 20*

Whaley, Clarence. "The rule of 78s." (1986, March)
36» — Determine installment loan payments.

White, Richard A. "Building a spreadsheet with
template repetition." (1985, September) 148

White, Richard A. ' "Direct comparison — exhibiting
the power of spreadsheets." (1985, July) 154 —
Use a spreadsheet as an order form.

White, Richard A. "An explanation and review of
spreadsheet functions." (1985, December) 267

White, Richard A. "Firing up BASIC09." (1986,
March) 226

July 1986 THE RAINBOW 199

White, Richard A, "Getting started with BASIC09."

(1986, February) 231
White, Richard A. "Going over spreadsheet data

look-up functions." (1986, January) 251
White, Richard A. "A mailing label printer for the

spreadsheet." (1985, November) 245* — Correc-
tion, April 1986. page 103.
White, Richard A. "Spreadsheeting real data."

(1985. August) 80 — Use a spreadsheet to calcu-
late car expenses.
White, Richard A. "Using a spreadsheet as a file

manager." (1985. October) 238
Whittlesey, Jerry R. "The computer-aided college

expense fund." (1986, April) 92*
Williams, John G. "The joystick fix-it." (1985.

August) 226 — Software to make joysticks less

sensitive.
Wilson, Terry. "Crash-proof it!" (1986. February)

31 • — Spare copy of disk directory.
Witham. Burt B., Jr. "Which award iswhich." (1985,

December) 179- — Ham radio record keeper.
Wolcott, Larry. "Kung Fu fighting." (1986, March)

66-
Wong, Norman. "The eye saver." (1985. July) 124 •

— Inverse video with software. Correction.

October 1985, page 228.
Wood, James W. "Baseball card file." (1986, May)

66-
Wood, James W. "Rid the screen of the menace."

(1985, September) 167 • — Board type game.

PRODUCT REVIEWS

"A/B-4 (disk drive system)." (1985, September) 214

"ABC puzzle." (1986. January) 207

"ACDITS." (1985. August) 217

"Addline." (1985. July) 212

"Advanced utilities." (1986. June) 174

"Alcatraz." (1985. November) 212

"Algebra." (1986. June) 179

"Animator commercial." (1985, August) 212

"Animator junior." (1985, August) 207

"Backup zero." (1985, July) 200

"Bararossa." (79S6, January) 190

"Baseball statistics package." (1985, December)

242
"BASIC + ." (1986, January) 192
"Basketball statistics package." (1985. November)

213
"BASTXT." (1985, October) 205
"Battle for Tunis." (1985, September) 216
"Battle of the Bulge." (1985, August) 197
"Battle stations." (1986. January) 206
"The best screen dump utility for Epson-type printers "

(1986, February; 216
"Biosphere." (1986, June) 167
"Blackboard's Island." (1986, February) 219
"Blackjack dealer and Feeler dealer." (1985,

December) 245
"BMC monitor stand." (1986, March) 207
"Bob's magic graphic machine." (1985, July) 213
"Bomb scare." (1985, July) 204
"Briteface." (1985. November) 195
"Buzzworm." (1986. March) 188
"C-SEE version 2.0 (1985, November) 204
"CAIS — Checking account information system,"

(1986, April) 185
"Calculating parts per million." (1986, March) 195
"Cash prophet." (1985, December) 229
"Cassette tape tester." (1985, August) 211
"CBASIC." (1986. February) 198
"CC-100 interface breadboard package" (1985,

November) 191
"CCZAP." (1986, March) 185
"CD editor" (1986, June) 159
"CGP-220 screen dump package." (1986, June) 173
"ChesSD." (1985, December) 228
"Christmas fantasia." (1985. December) 239
"CINC-PAC." (1985, August) 198 — Correction,

December 1985, page 208.
"City war." (1985. December) 246
"CMODEM." (1985, July) 196
"CoCo calendar." (1986, March) 209
"CoCo calligrapher." (1985, October) 215
"CoCo checkbook disk." (1985, October) 197
"The CoCo Chronicles (book)." (1986. February)

218
"CoCo cooler too." (1986, March) 188

CoCo echo." (1985, October) 208
CoCo EPBOM programmer." (1986, April) 213
CoCo gardener." (1986, February) 204
CoCo greeting card designer." (1986, April) 202
CoCo incognito (book)." (1986, March) 208
CoCo keyboard cover." (1986, March) 191
CoCo keyboard software." (1986, April) 191
CoCo knitter." (1986, May) 195
CoCo life." (1985, November) 195
'CoCo Logo for the TRS-80 Color Computer."
(1985, July) 202

CoCo Max II." (1986. April) 189
CoCo paint." (1985, July) 215
CoCo solver and Program generator." (1986, Feb-
ruary) 210

CoCo talker." (1985, August) 218
CoCo text util." (1986, May) 211
CoCo windows." (1986, May) 199
Color car action." (1986, January) 201
Color Computer machine monitor." (7 985, October)
219

Color disk manager." (1985, August) 210
Color essential math." (1986, April) 203
Color LISP." (1986, May) 195
Color math." (1985, July) 219
Color tape manager." (1985, July) 217
Colorcom/E." (1985, November) 211
Company commander." (1986, January) 191
Complete electronic organizer." (1986, April) 204
The Complete Rainbow Guide to OS-9." (1985,
December) 248
Conquering armies." (1986, April) 192
'Cookbook." (1985, September) 195
'Corporation plus." (1985, December) 238
'Cosmic paint." (1985, November) 193
'Count to 100." (1985, August) 221
'Crash." (1985, July) 221
'Crossover." (1986, February) 202
'Crystal." (1986, January) 205
'Cyrus world class chess." (1985, August) 195
Dallas quest." (1985, September) 198
Data bank." (1985, August) 194
'Datarase."(1985, Ju7y,l218
'DeskMate." (1986, April) 198
'DeskMate." (1986, May) 219
'Disk management system." (1986, May) 212
Disk pilot." (1985, December) 233
'Disk utility package." (1986, February) 214
'DISTO Super RAM disk." (1986, June) 160
Don Pan." (1986, March) 199
Doomsday at 2100." (1985, September) 213
DOS switcher." (1986, February) 212
Dudal." (1985, September) 215
Dungeon quest." (1985, October) 197
Dynacalc OS-9." (1985. November) 208
EARS." (1985, October) 201
EDOS 2.6 ROM." (1985, December) 235
EMC circuit boards." (1986, February) 203
Enhancer 6.0." (1986, May) 207
Escape from Denna." (1986. February) 217
EZ cassette encrypt and EZ disk encrypt." (1985,

October) 199
EZ profiler." (1985, October) 200
Fast food math." (1985, September) 206
Feuer and gasse." (1985, July) 204
Fighter pilot." (1986, February) 200
File 64." (1985, August) 214
Flashcard review." (1985, July) 192
The Font shop." (1986, January) 199
Football statistics package." (1985, October) 204
FORMAKER." (1986, May) 208
Franchise!" (1985, September) 202
French package." (1986, June) 168
Full character set board." (1985, September) 205
Fundgraf." (1985, November) 206
Geography USA." (1986, March) 206
Ghana banana." (1986, January) 207
Gold runner," (1986, March) 196
Goldkeys." (1985. December) 231
Golf handicaps," (1985, August) 215
Grafix-3."(1986, April) 196
Graphic physics." (1985, September) 211
Graphicom II." (1985, November) 209
Guide to computer magazines." (1985, October)

195
Guide to super software for the TRS-80 Color

Computer." (1985, September) 199
Hall of the King." (1986, June) 173
Handycode." (1985, August) 206

"Hardcopy." (1985, October) 218

"Health programs." (1986, June) 164

"Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printer." (1985, July)
224

"Hi-res+." (1986, January) 195

"House Doc." (1986, March) 202

"Insights into personal computers (book)." (1986,
January) 197

"Introduction to computer math (book)." (1986,
May) 204

"Island adventure." (1986, January) 192

"Junior typer." (1985, July) 206

"Kansas City BASIC." (1986, February) 192

"Klicker."(79S5, July) 203

"Knock out." (1986, April) 209

"Label maker." (1986, January) 196

"Label64." (1985, November) 212

"Latin translator." (1985, November) 198

"Ledger one." (1985, September) 207

"Library 2." (1985, July) 220

"Line editor." (1986, June) 165

"Lissajous art." (1985, November) 213

"Magazine index system." (1985, December) 224

"The magic box." (1985, August) 216

"Magic lessons." (1985, September) 211

"Marble maze." (1986, March) 197

"Marooned." (1986, February) 196

"Master scoreboard." (1985, July) 218

"Math mission." (1986, June) 158

"Mathfun." (1985, August) 200

"Medic." (1986, January) 209

"Memodata." (1985, July) 209

"Menu maker." (1986, April) 210

"Merge 'n mail." (1985, October) 192

"Metric mind." (1985, August) 196

"Micro illustrator." (1986, March) 203

"Microartist." (1985, December) 240

"Missile math." (1985, August) 213

"Money math," (1986, June) 172

"Moneyopoly." (1986, February) 207

"More Keys." (1985, September) 221

"MORSER." (1986, January) 204

"Multiple choice test." (1985, August) 202

"Naugus." (1985, November) 196

"No-stat II." (1985, November) 214

"NumberJack." (1986, June) 176

"Nutriguide." (1985, October) 213

"Omniverse." (1986, March) 184

"One-on-one." (1986, May) 197

"Orchestra-90/CC." (1986, March) 189

"OS-9 calligrapher." (1986, February) 206

"OS-9 hi-res screen dump." (1985, October) 220

"OS-9 Ramdisk driver." (1985, December) 234

"OS-9 solution." (1985, September) 197

"Panic button." (1986, April) 207

"Panic." (1986, January) 202

"PAYROL/BAS." (1986, May) 184

"Pegasus." (1986, May) 189

"PenPal."(1986, April) 184

"Perpetulife." (1986, April) 211

"Personal bookkeeping 2000." (1985, October) 195

"Personal finance system." (1985, August) 203

"Petstore." (1985, October) 202

"PIXGEN." (1986, February) 208

"PLANEGEO and PGCALPRT." (1986, April) 190

"Practical programming in Pascal." (1985, August)
192

"Print master." (1985, October) 198

"Printed circuit expansion boards." (1986, January)
209

"Pro golf." (1986, May) 205

"Probaloto." (1985, October) 196

"Professor Pressnote's music machine." (1985, Octo-
ber) 221

"Protector." (1985, November) 202

"Puzzler." (1986, March) 190

"Que bit." (1985, July) 200

"Radiolog." (1986, May) 209

"Rescue on Alpha II." (1986, May) 198

"Robot BASIC." (1985, July) 208

"RS-232 switcher." (1986, January) 210

"RS232IO."(1985, October) 212

"S.O.S." (1986, May) 200

"Scepter of Ursea." (1985, December) 230

"School days." (1985, September) 221

"SCRDMP10." (1986, June) 178

"Screen inverter." (1985, September) 196

"SDOS." (1986, March) 200

"SemiGraphics support utility." (1986, June) 163

200

THE RAINBOW

July 1£

"Side wise 0S9." (1986, April) 212

"Simon." (1985, July)2'\0

"Soccer statistics package." (1985, November) 201

"Solar explorer." (1985, September) 204

"Sound generator." (1985, October) 205

"Space web." (1985, August) 201

"Speak up! 3.3." (1986, January) 197

"Spectrum font generator." (1985, December) 247

"Spine align cushion." (1985, September) 212

"Startrader." (1985, July)2 A A

"Stylo-Pak." (1986, March) 192

"Super controller." (1985, November) 205

"Supercosmos connection." (1985, December) 227

"Super directory catalog." (1986, March) 198

"Super duper utilities." (1986, June) 181

"Super LOGO." (1985, December) 241

"Super tutor." (1986, June) 166

"Super voice." (1985, September) 217

"Superdisk." (1986, May) 191

"Symphony 12." (1986, April) 188

"Taxan's personal TV tuner." (1985, July) 222

"Tele-addresser." (1986, January) 208

"Telepatch." (1985, October) 209

"Telewriter-64 character set editor." (1986, June)

177
"Testmaker." (1985, September) 192
"Thunder RAM." (1985, September) 209
"Thunder RAM." (1986. May) 206
"ThunderDupe 2." (1985, December) 234
"Time master." (1985, December) 243
"To preserve quandic." (1985, July) 223
"Track events." (1986, February) 200
"Trading post." (1986, May) 192
"Treasure of the Aztecs." (1986, April) 197
"Trigger 64." (1986, January) 201
"Trivia." (1985, October) 190
"Try-o-tax." (1986, April) 208
"TX word processor." (1986, March) 209
"The ultimate Color Computer reference guide and

toolkit." (1985, September) 220
"Utility routines." (1985, November) 199
"Vegas game pak." (1986, June) 175
"VIDCODIT video digitizer." (1986, February) 197
"View-edit." (1985, August) 219
"Vincent Van CoCo." (1986, April) 195
"ViziDraw 1.0." (1985, September) 200
"VOX chess." (1985, July) 195
"War of the worlds." (1985, November) 197
"Warehouse mutants." (1985, August) 220
"Warp factor X." (1986, February) 195
"Wizard's math board." (1985, December) 244
"Wizard's tower." (1986, June) 177
"XMENU."(1986, May; 190
"XPNDR2." (1986, February) 213
"XSCREEN." (1986, June) 169
"Young writer's notepad." (1985, December) 236
"15 meg hard drive (Tandy)." (1986, May) 196
"232 Remote Plus." (1985, September) 217
"26 hardware projects for the home computer

(book)." (1986, May) 210
"500 pokes, peeks 'n execs." (1985, August) 199

RAINBOW ON TAPE
July 1985-June 1986

ADD SUB5 (1986, January) 90 —Math quiz
ADDITION (1985, December) 30— Electronic Learn-
ing Book utility
ALPHTIZR (1986, May) 97 —Sorting routine
ALPSLOPE (1985, December) 206 —Game
AMPHIBIA (1985, August) 108 —Action game
ANALYZER (1986, March) 90 —Disk utility
ANIMATE (1985, October) 60— Color cartoons

ANIMATIC(1985, July) Animated graphics ML

program (from June 1985)

ANIMCALC (1985, July) Animated graphics

demo (from June 1985)
ANTHEM (1985, July) 149 —Trigonometry game
AWARDS (1985, December) 181— Ham radio utility
BALL (1985, October) 21 —Graphics demo
BANKACCT (1985, August) 148 —Demo bank

account for children
BANNER (1986, May) 150— Printer banner maker

BASEBALL (1986, May) 68 -Baseball card file
BASEBLL2(1985, September) 106— Baseball team

logos
BASSMATE (1986, April) 132— Select your fishing

lure
BASTRAIN (1985, September) 141 —DRAW demo
BASTRAN1 (1985, November) 76 —Programming

hints
BASTRAN2 (1985, November) 76 —Programming

hints
BASTRAN3 (1985, November) 76 —Programming

hints
BATS (1986, March) 48 -Graphics demo
BIRDS (1986, March) 42 -Graphics demo
BIRTHDAY (1985, July) 100 — Birthday cake graphics
BOOKMARK(1985, September) 228— Library index
BOOT (1986, April) 30 —Boot for CoCo Zone

adventure
BRAINGME (1985, December) 191 —Collection of

5 games
BROTAN (1985, August) 20 —Game
BUBBLWAR (1986, February) 60 —Game
BUCKLEUP(1985, July) 151 —Trigonometry game
BYTECODR (1985, October) 31 —Tutorial on ROM

routines
BYTESCRN (1985, July) 88 —Assembly demo
CADPRINT(1985, October) 148— Computer aided

design
CADPRINT (1986, February) 103 —Update from

Oct 1985.
CALCLOCK (1986, January) 74 —Part of LCLA-

LARM

CALENDAR (1986, January) 43 — Display calendars

CALENDAR (1986, May) 64 —Make a calendar
CALLER (1985, August) 104 —Assembly demo
CALTIME(1986, January) 173— Calendar genera-
tor
CASH (1986, March) 73 — Calculate installment loans

CASTLE (1986, June) 28 —Adventure game
CHALENGE (1985, July) 182 —$100 challenge

game
CHARLIE (1985, October) 19— Graphics demo
CHICAGO (1986, January) 55 — Music and graphics

demo
CHNGQUIZ (1985, August) 145 —Elementary edu-
cation game
CLEANUP (1985, August) 90 —Short game
CLOCK (1986, February) 56 —Clock utility
CLOCKBAS (1986, February) 56 —Clock utility
CNDCAPTL (1985, September) 128 —Canadian

geography
COAX (1985, November) 180— Ham radio utility
COBBSSYS(1985, November) 138 —BBS program
COCOCAD(1985, October) 134 — Computeraided

design
COCODRAW (1986, April) 31 —Part of CoCo Zone

adventure
COCOFLOW (1986, March) 32 —Aid for drawing

flow charts
COCOZONE (1986, April) 31 —Adventure game
CODELODE (1985, July) 146 —Machine code

loader
COL-POEM (1985, September) 132 —Write poetry
COLLEGE (1986, April) 93 —Calculate a college

fund
COMMANDO (1986, February) 182 —Game
COMMHELP(1986, January) 1 12— Job description
CONVERT (1986, January) 46 —Measurement

conversions
CORE (1985, December) 108 —Newcomer's hints
COTERM (1985, December) 175 —BBS system
COUNTDWN (1986, January) 44— Pause feature in

program
CRASHPRF (1986, February) 32 —Disk utility
CREXPFLE(1986, March) 129— Business expense

management
CRUN (1986, February) 45 —Auto execute tape

programs
DANCE (1985, October) 85 —GET and PUT demo
DATA (1986, May) 121 —Part of ROTATE
DBL SIDE (1985, July) 31 —Disk utility
DEBUG (1986, February) 39 —Assembly language

utility
DEMO (1985, August) 96 —Assembly demo
DEMO (1985, October) 60 —Color cartoons
DEMO 1 (1985, July) 87 —Assembly demo
DEMO 2 (1985, July) 87 —Assembly demo

DEMOPOKE f 1985, November) 164 —Screen poke

utility
DIGITIZE (1986, January) 229 —Touch pad demo
DISKMENU (1986, February) 37 —Disk utility
DISKSTEP (1986, April) 149 —Disk utility
DOGHOUSE (1985. August) 229 —Action game
DRIVER (1986, June) 204 —For FASTLIFE or

SLOWLIFE
DUMP1 (1986. May) 95 —Graphics screen dump
DUMP2 (1986, May) 96 —Graphics screen dump
EARTHTROT(1985, August) 74— Graphicsdemo
EGGBERT (1985, August) 130 —Action game
ELECBOOK(1985, November) 3) —Utility for Elec-
tronic Learning Book
ELECTRIC (1986, April) 103 —Calculate electricty

costs
ELEVATOR (1985. October) 28 —Elementary edu-
cation
ENLARGE (1986, May) 76 -Part of PICPRT
ENTRTAIN (1986, June) 52 —Data for MUSIC+
EXPTRAKR (1986, March) 131 —Business expense

management
EYESAVER (1985, July) 128 —Inverse video
F(1985, October) 109— Assembly graphics
FASTLIFE (1986, June) 201 —Game of "Life"
FILESRCH (1986, February) 96 —Disk utility
FINDWORD (1986, March) 153 —Education
FIRESTRM (1986, January) 124 —Game
FISH (1985, October) 118— Assembly graphics
FLAGS (1986, May) 42 —Flags of 6 nations

FLARGE(1985, October) Bonus program

FLASH (1985, July) 84 —Assembly demo
FLCNLAIR (1985, August) 20— Game
FLIGHT 1 (1986, March) 42 —Graphics demo
FLIGHT 2 (1986, March) 44 —Graphics demo
FREEDOM (1985, August) 56— Game
GAMBLERS (1985. December) 87 —Gambling

game
GERMAN (1986, April) 144 —Programming demo
GOPHERIT (1986, January) 20— Game
GOSUBTUT (1986, June) 143 —BASIC program-
ming aid
GRAPH (1986, April) 138 —Find points on a graph
GRAPHIC1 (1985, September) 74 —3-D pictures
GRAPHIC2 (1985, September) 75 —3-D pictures
GRAPHIC3 (1985, September) 76 —3-D pictures
HALELUJA (1986, June) 52 -Data for MUSIC+
HALLEY86 (1 986, Apr//) 84— Halley's Comet finder

HAM UTIL (1985, December) Ham radio log

sheet (from Nov. 1985).
HAM UTIL (1985, December) — Ham radio log sheet

(from Nov. 1985).
HANDIMAN (1986, April) 163 —Calculate home

expenses
HANDSIGN (1985, September) — Bonus sign language
HANOI (1985, October) 21 —Graphicsdemo
HARDCOP1 (1986, May) 97 —Graphics screen

dump
HARDCOP2 (1986, May) 98 —Graphics screen

dump
HEART (1985, October) 164 —Graphics to demo

heart function
HEART (1986, May) 176— Graphics demo
HELLO (1985, August) 70 —Disk utility
HELPDRAW(1985, October) 168— Part of HEART
HOME (1986, May) 21 —Picture of a house
HOMEBDGT (1986, March) 77 —Home financial

analysis
HORSE (1985, November) 131 —Basketball game
HOUSEVAL (1986, April) 80 —Determine house
value

IDIOMS (1986, June) 84 —Elementary education
INDY4K(1985, August) 90— Short game
INSTALL (1986, February) 54 —For CRUN
INTRFACE (1985, August) 102 —Assembly demo
INVERTER (1986, January) 46 —Graphics demo
IRAKEOGH (1986, April) 71 —Retirement planner
JETPACK (1985, July) 108 —Action game
JIGSAW (1985, December) 100 —Newcomer's

hints
JOYCOLOR (1986, January) 45 —Graphics demo
JSTKLINE (1986, January) 228 —Joystick demo
JSTKQUAD (1986, January) 229 —Joystick demo
JSTKTEST (1986, January) 228 —Joystick demo
JULIE (1986, April) 159 —Database program
KOLAROLA (1986, February) 147 —PLAY tutorial
KROMICO (1985, October) 20— Graphics demo
KUNG FU (1986, March) 67 —Game

July 1986 THE RAINBOW 201

LABEL (1986, May) 108— Label maker
LADDER (1985, July) 150 —Trigonometry game
LBLKBOOK (1985, November) 174 —Phone book

program
LCLALARM (1986, January) 66 —Burglar alarm
LETRMMRY (1985, August) 91 —Short game
LETRSKI P (1985, August) 85 —Elementary educa-
tion
LIFESKL2 (1986, April) 120 —Life skills math drill
LINE (1986, May) 176— Graphics demo
LINEDRAW (1985, October) 18 -Graphics demo
LISTING1 (1985, August) 177— DRAW demo
LISTING2 (1985. August) 177 —DRAW demo
LISTING2 (1985, December) 108 —Newcomer's

hints
LOADER (1986, February) 102 —BBS utility
LOTTOGEN (1986, January) 42 —Pick your num-
bers
LSBDATA 17986, May) 126 —Part of ROTATE
MAILLABL (1985, November] 247 —Mailing labels
MARQUEE (1986, March) 102 —Title and menu

screens
MATHGEN2(1985, December) — Math problem gener-
ator (from Nov. 1985)
MATHGEN2(1985, November) 80— Math problem

generator
MATHMINR (1986, January) 79 —Math quiz
MAXCMP (1985, July) 93 —Graphics utility
MAZEGAME (1985, August) 88 —Short game
MCQU 12(7 986, January J 32— Multiple choice quiz

generator
MEMDIAG (1986, February) 67 —Diagnostic pro-
gram
MEMDUMP (1986. February) 41 —Auto execute

tape programs
MENORAH (1985, December) 196 — Chanukah

graphics
MESSAGE(1985. October) 176— Mystery message
MESSAGE (1986, May) 37 —Bulletin board mes-
sages
MESSAGES (1985, July) 45 —Message center
MILELOG (1986, May) 96 —Printer demo
MINIGOLF (1986, May) 52— Game
ML GEN (1985, December) — Transfer files over phone

(from Nov. 1985)
ML GEN (1985, November) 37— Transfer files over

phone
MORTGAGE (1986, March) 164— Mortgage calcu-
lations
MOSAIC (1985. August) 42— Lo-res graphics demo
MOYCULEN (1986, April) 60 —Adventure game
MS2COCO (1986, June) 185 — MSDOS to COCO

transfer
MUSFEST (1985, July) 20 —4th of July music
MUSIC+ (1986, June) 51 —Updated synthesizer

program
MUSPAPER (1986. June) 24 —Make music sheet

paper
NEWTIME (1986. May) 139 —Teach children time
NMBRBMPR (1985, October) 182 —Arcade game
NMBRMATCH (1985, November) 31 —Utility for

Electronic Learning Book
NONINER (1985, October) 38 —Game
NORMAL (1986, May) 79 —Part of PICPRT
OASIS (1985, July) 80 —Elementary education
OBJECTIV (1986. May) 135 —Generate educa-
tional objectives
OCNVRT (1985, September) 95 —Terminal part of

ORCHESTRA90
ONHOLD (1986. June) 18 —Sound and graphics

demo
ORATORY (1985, September) 182— Contest score-
keeper
PACE 1 (1986, May) 117— Race handicapper
PAGETURN (1985, August) 76 —Graphics demo
PARAJUMP(1985. July) 150— Trigonometry game
PARALIFT (1985, July) 150 —Trigonometry game
PART1 (1986. May) 28 —Game (Super-rooter)
PART2 (1986, May) 31 —Game (Super-rooter)
PATTERNS (1985, July) 83 —Elementary educa-
tion
PFRMDIVE (1985, September) 164 —Diving game
PHONE (1985, August) 128 —Home helper
PIANOBAS (1986, June) 126— Sound synthesizer
PIANOBIN (1986, June) 124 —Sound synthesizer
PIANOSRC (1986, June) 133 — Sound synthesizer
PIBASIC (1986, April) 232 — Pi to 10,000 digits

PICGRAPH (1985, September) 45 —Show child's

daily schedule
PICPRT (1986, May) 73 —Graphics screen dump
PICSTICK (1985, August) 88 —Short game
PINEW (1986, April) 231 —PI to 10,000 digits
PIXFILES(1986, February) 28— Transfer graphics

files
PLANTLOG (1986, April) 125 —Water plants on

schedule
PRINTMAT (1986, May) 98 —Print formatter
PROMNADE (1985, July) — Animated graphics demo

(from June 1985)
PTRNBLKS (1986, January) 41 —Shape game
PUNCQUIZ (1985, October) 46 —Review punctua-
tion marks
PUZLMAKR (1985, October) 73 —Jig saw puzzle
PUZZLE (1985, December) 111 —Crossword puz-
zle
PUZZLER (1986, January) 28 —Jig-saw puzzle
QUICKZAP (1985, December) 129 —Disk utility
RADIALS(1985, October) 85— DRAW demo
RADIO (1986, April) 100 —Music and graphics

demo
RAINSIGN (1985, September) 40— Teach sign lan-
guage
RAPDREAD (1985, July) 130 —Reading exercise
RCIRCSIN (1985, October) 21 —Graphics demo
RCKFEST2 (1985, July) 166 —Graphics demo
RECEIPT (1986, March) 24 —Business aid
REDGREEN (1985, September) 168 —Board type

game
REDUCE (1986, May) 75 —Part of PICPRT
REFSHEET(1986, January) 44— List printable ascii

codes
REFUND (1986, April) 96 —Keep track of refund
offers

REMOTELD (1985, December) BBS utility

(from Nov. 1985)
REMOTELD (1985, November) 112 —BBS utility
REMOTE2 (1985, November) 108 —BBS utility
REMOVREM (1985, October) 151 —Remove REM

statements
REM2DEMO (1985, December) — BBS utility (from

Nov. 1985)
REM2DEMO (1985, November) 112 —BBS utility
REPTGENR (1986, March) 145— Business expense

management
RESTORE (1986, February) 108 —BASIC utility
REVTYPE (1985, August) 102 —Assembly demo
RINGSONG (1986, June) 42 —Music and graphics

demo
RMTALARM (1985, December) 63— Burglar alarm
ROBOCISE (1986, February) 117 —Exercise com-
panion
ROBOMATH (1985, September) 20 —Math quiz
ROCKET (1 985, Ju/y) — Animated graphics demo (from

June 1985)
ROTATE 1 (1986, May) 121 —Printer utility
ROTATE 2 (1986, May) 127 —Printer utility
RTR (1986, May) 28 —Game (Super-rooter)
RUDOLPH (1985, December) 21— XMAS graphics
RULEOF78 (1986, March) 36 — Installment loan pay-
ments
RULER (1986, June) 119 —Teach how to use a ruler
SAMPLE (1985. August) 104 —Assembly demo
SAUCER (1986, March) 109— Game
SCF EDI (1986, January) 147 —BBS utitity
SCREEN (1986. January) 176 —Graphics utility
SCRNTYPE (1985, August) 98 —Assembly demo
SETBAUD (1986. May) 226 -Use with SETPRT
SETPRT(1986. May) 223— Change printerparame-

ters in PASCAL
SHADOW (1986, June) 44 —Music demo
SHOPLIST (1986, April) 219 —Computerized shop-
ping list
SHUTTLE (1985, August) 177 —DRAW demo
SINGLONG (1986, June) 37— Music entertainment
SKIPRINT(1986, January) 43— List cassette files to

printer
SLOWLIFE (1986, June) 201 —Game of "Life"
SMF EDI (1986, January) 150 —BBS utility
SMP EDI (1986, January) 166 —BBS utility
SNDSTORY (1985, October) 128 —SOUND demo
SNKCHASE (1986, January) 100— Game
SOCCER (1985, August) 48 —Soccer instruction

SONGGAME (1986, June) 75 —Name that Tune

game
SONGS (1986, June) 67 —Name that Tune game
SOUND (1985, October) 88 —Sound synthesis
SOUND 2 (1986, February) 166 —SOUND utility
SOUNDBSE (1986, June) 112 —Make different

sounds
SOUNDCAS (1986, June) 63— PLAY demos
SOUNDISK (1986, June) 65— PLAY demos
SPEAK2ME (1985, October) 19— Graphics demo
SPRINGBD (1985, September) — Bonus program
STARFIND (1985, September) 56 —Astronomy

helper
STARS (1985, August) 138 — Short demo for children
STARTUP (1985, December) 158 —BBS system
STOCKCAR (1985, July) 72 —Simulation game
STRIPLF (1986, June) 190 —Use with MS2COCO
STYLIST (1986, May) 89 —Epson printer setup
SUBTRACT (1986, February) 150 —Elementary

education
SUL EDI (1986, January) 158 —BBS utility
SUPERCLS (1986, February) 162 —Enhanced CLS

command
SUPRNOVA (1986, January) 37 —Graphic demo
SWIMPOOL (1986, June) 146 —Swimming pool

maintenance aid
TAPEDIR (1986, February) 54 —For CRUN
TEACHAID (1985, September) 49 —Teacher's

record keeper
TESTMAKR (1985, September) 32 —Make multiple

choice tests
THE SEED (1986, January) 130 —Graphics demo
TICTACTO (1985, December) 70 —Trivia game
TIN EAR (1986, February) 146 —PLAY tutorial
TITLEMKR (1986, March) 159— Title cards for pro-
grams
TITLPOKE (1985, November) 164 —Screen poke

utility
TITLPRINT (1985, November) 164 —Sample title
TRACK (1985, July) 149 —Trigonometry game
TRACK40 (1986, June) 93 —Disk utility
TRADER (1986, March) 20— Gameforyoungchild
TRIKWORD (1985, September) 118 —Vocabulary

practice
TRIVDATA (1985, December) 79 —Data file for

TICTACTO
TRIVUTIL (1985, December) 72 —Trivia game
TRPSHOOT (1985, November) 21 — Trapshooting

game
TUGOFWAR (1985, July) 150— Trigonometry game
TUTOR 1 (1986, June) 142— BASIC programming

aid
TUTOR 2 (1986, June) 143 —BASIC programming

aid
TV SHOWS (1986, March) 50 —Graphics demo
TYPANIC (1985, August) 91 —Short game
USA FLAG (1985, July) 116 —Flag picture
USER SYS (1985, December) 159 —BBS system
VACATION (1986, May) 98 —Vacation planner

worksheet
VALNAME(1986, February) 23— Valentine maker
VALPRINT(1986, February) 20— Valentine maker
VARLIST (1986, March) 96— List program variables
VISION (1985, August) 231 —Do-it-yourself eye

exam
VOCABLRY(1985, September) 82— Simulate a dic-
tionary
WHO AM I (1986, February) 135 —Elementary edu-
cation
WORD+(1986,, May) 39— Make crossword puzzles
WORKOUT (1986, March) 28 —Exercise aid
WORLDWAR (1985, July) 58 —Simulation game
XFER16 (1985, November) 37 —Transfer files over

phone
XMASONGS (1985, December) 37 —XMAS music
XMASSHOW (1985, December) 212 —Christmas

graphics
XREF (1986, February) 172 —Cross reference pro-
gram
YOYO (1986, April) 145 —Programming demo
ZIP (1985, September) 141— DRAW demo
ZONX (1985, October) 67 —Action game
40 35 (1985, July) 33 —Disk utility
40 80 (1985, July) 31 —Disk utility
64KDRIVR (1985, October) 87 —Sound synthesis
64KSETUP (1986, May) 83 —Utility

202

THE RAINBOW July 1986

An index to the
articles, reviews and
authors appearing
in Tl-E RAINBOW
from July 1986
through June 1987.

Compiled and Edited
by Leslie A. Foster

Copyright© 1987, Falsoft, Inc.

July 1987 THE RAINBOW 145

AN INDEX TO THE RAINBOW
JULY 1986 - JUNE 1987

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES
(July 1981 to June 1987) — 3518

This is the fourth index to the Rainbow. Changes
in this year's index include:
-editorial comments are indexed
-hints and one - (or two-) liner programs are indexed
-names of Rainbow on Tape/Disk programs are

included with each citation
-question and answer citations include a sample of
question topics
-in "The CoCo gallery," titles of graphic art are noted

Previous indexes to the Rainbow are available as

follows:

July 1981 to June 1984— July 1984 issue

July 1984 to June 1985— July 1985 issue

July 1985 to June 1986— July 1986 issue

The subject breakdown, and number of items per
heading are shown below. The number following in
brackets is the total number of articles published
since 1981 in that topic (where indexed).

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE — 3 (43)

BUSINESS — 1 (30)

CASSETTE — 1 (6)

CLUBS — 5 (12)

COMMUNICATIONS — 21 (65)

DATABASE MANAGEMENT — (9)

DISK —5 (58)

DRAGON COMPUTER — (3)

EDITORIAL COMMENT — 24 (not indexed)

EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY — 11 (52)

EDUCATION - GENERAL — 34 (178)

EDUCATION - LOGO — (4)

GAME — 45 (248)

GAME-ACTION — (12)

GAME - ADVENTURE — 3 (25)

GAME-SIMULATION — 1 (18)

GENERAL — 31 (164)

GRAPHICS —56(216)

HARDWARE — (18)

HARDWARE PROJECT— 18 (45)

HARDWARE TUTORIAL — 11 (18)

HINT — 31 (not indexed)

HOME APPLICATION — 18 (94)

HOME FINANCE — 9(30)

MC-10 MICRO COLOR COMPUTER — (6)

MUSIC - 13 (51)

ONE OR TWO LINER PROGRAMS — 65 (not

indexed)
OPERATING SYSTEMS — (3)
OPERATING SYSTEMS - OS9 — 26 (81)
PASCAL —0 (13)
PRINTER — 8 (64)

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS - 32 (74)
SOUND SYNTHESIS — (4)
TUTORIAL— 12(52)
UTILITY — 16 (138)
WORD PROCESSING —3 (13)

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES - 699 (3516)

AUTHORS —472 (1836)
PRODUCT REVIEWS — 196 (1549)

Leslie A. Foster is a
librarian with Dal-
housie Law Library in
Halifax, Nova Scotia,
Canada, and has re-
cently been appointed
System Manager for
the implementation of
an integrated library
system for the univer-
sities in the Halifax area.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Barden, William, Jr. "Interfacing tricks for BASIC

and Assembly Language." (July 1986) 216

WORDCNT1; WORDCNT2 EXPLODE1:

EXPLODE2
Barden, William, Jr. "More interfacing tricks for

Assembly Language and BASIC." (August 1986)

188 CHARGEN
Barden, William, Jr. "Presenting a quiz for Color

Computer Assembly Language." (November

1986)192

BUSINESS

Dettmann, Harvey. "The bookkeeper's helper."
(March 1987)97 PAYROLL

CASSETTE

Nelson, Mark. "Fast relief for tape-loading
headaches." (February 1987) 182 — Correction,
June 1987, p. 116. TAPE DOC

CLUBS

"Clubs, clubs, clubs." (January 1987) 70 —

Quarterly list of CoCo clubs.
"Clubs, clubs, clubs." (April 1987) 149
"CoCo community." (July 1986) 204
"CoCo community." (October 7986) 189
Haverstock, Mark. "The care and feeding of a

CoCo club." (January 1987) 67

COMMUNICATIONS

Adams, Rick ; and Lear, Dale. "Coming to terms

with the CoCo 3." (November 1986) 93 —

Terminal program for CoCo 3. Corrections to

Rainbow on tape/disk January 1987, p. 164.

TERM3BAS; TERM3
Augsburg, Cray. "Building an OS-9 support

network." (July 1986) 88 — News from Delphi.
Augsburg, Cray. "Changes make Delphi even

easier to use." (March 1987) 92 — Includes a

Delphi command card.
Augsburg, Cray. "Checking into conference."

(April 1987) 94
Augsburg, Cray. "Command options in the

workspace." (October 1986) 154 — About

Delphi.
Augsburg, Cray. "A follow-up on SIG mail."

(December 1986) 1 69
Augsburg, Cray. "Help is just a SIG away." (May

1987)120
Augsburg, Cray. "Help one, help all." (June 1987)

126
Augsburg, Cray. "A look at workspace."

(September 1986) 172 — Delphi hints.
Augsburg, Cray. "A review of the personal

settings profile.'" (January 1987) 168
Augsburg, Cray. "SIG changes include new

selections, new sections." (February 1987) 68 —

Delphi information.
Augsburg, Cray. "Using mail in the SIG."

(November 1986) 102 — Delphi news.
Augsburg, Cray. "Using the CoCo SIG." (August

1986)174
Bailey, Eric. "Graphically speaking: The artistic

BBS." (November 1986) 108 — Correction,

February 1987, p. 160. LRWSEDIT
Crosby, Mark. "The evolving REMOTE."

(November 1986) 70 REMOT232
Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS message editor."

(November 1986) 80 SMH
Goodman, Marty. "Database report." (September

1986) 173 — Delphi news.
Goodman, Marty. "RTTY for the Color Computer."

(November 1986) 36 RTTY
Kyte, Ted. "Two CoCo BBS system." (November

1986) 86
Miller, Eric ; and Gavriluk, Erik. "Long distance

draughts." (November 1986) 114 — Checkers by

modem. MCLOAD; MCDRAW
Popyack, Len. "Hamming it up." (November 1986)

43 — Packet radio discussion.

DISK

Armstrong, Kerry M. "Transplant surgery for the
disk controller." (July 1986) 68 — Upgrade the
disk controller.

Goodman, Marty. "Transfer CoCo text files to MS-
DOS disks." (July 1986) 176 MS19GEN;
MSFORMATADOLF COC02MS

Jorgenson, Michael N. "Take command of CoCo 3
drives." (February 1987) 94 — Disk utility for the
CoCo 3. DU-3

Perevosnik, Joe. "Double duty." (May 1987) 92 —
Print hard copies of disk directory. DISK DIR

Schrag, Roger. "The limousine utility: A tape-to-
disk transfer vehicle." (February 1987) 73 —
Reprint from January 1984, p. 48. TPTODSK

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Arnott, Jo Anna. "Building April's Rainbow." (April
1987) 16 — Introduction to home help issue.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (July 1986) 12 —
Fifth anniversary memories.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (August 1986) 12 —
Come visit Falsoft; Chicago RAINBOWfest.

Falk. Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (September 1986) 12

— All about CoCo 3.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (October 1986) 12 —

Comments on CoCo 3.
Falk. Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (November 1986) 12

— Tandy's got IT.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (December 1986) 12

— CoCo 3 comments.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (January 1987) 12 —

Comments on availability of CoCo 3 software.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (February 1987) 12

— How to promote the CoCo.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (March 1987) 12 —

Availability of software for CoCo 3.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (April 1987) 12 —

Comments about software piracy.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (May 1987) 12 —

Comments about adventure contest.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (June 1987) 12 —

Discussion of Chicago RAINBOWfest.
Reed, James E. "Building August's Rainbow."

(August 1986) 16 — Assorted commentary.
Reed, James E. "Building December's Rainbow."

(December 1986) 16 — CoCo 3 comments.
Reed, James E. "Building February's Rainbow."

(February 1987) 16 — Just can't retire the old

CoCo 1!
Reed, James E. "Building January's Rainbow."

(January 1987) 16 — Introduction to beginner's

issue.
Reed, James E. "Building July's Rainbow." (July

1986) 16 — Notes for beginners.

Reed, James E. "Building June's Rainbow." (June

1987) 16 — Discussion of Chicago
RAINBOWfest.

Reed, James E. "Building March's Rainbow."

(March 1987) 16
Reed, James E. "Building May's Rainbow." (May

1987) 16 — Attach a CoCo to your exercise bike!
Reed, James E. "Building November's Rainbow."

(November 1986) 16 — Comments on copyright

issues.
Reed, James E. "Building October's Rainbow."

(October 1986) 16 — All about Rainbow on Disk.
Reed, James E. "Building September's Rainbow."

(September 1986) 16 — All about CoCo 3.

EDUCATION - ELEMENTARY

Blyn, Steve. "Let the little ones learn by counting

on CoCo." (January 1987) 76 CARCOUNT
Blyn, Steve. "Mystery word puzzles." (September

1986) 74 — Help learn spelling or vocabulary

lists. SPELPUZL
Blyn, Steve. "Word fun: The three bears come of

age." (November 1986) 74 FUNWORDS
Plog, Michael. "The role of teachers in educational

software development." (June 1987) 32
Rigsby, Mike. "Your face or mine?" (September

1986) 88 FACE BASND SOUND

146

THE RAINBOW July 1987

Scerbo, Fred B. "The challenge returns: Driller II is
a thriller, too." (October 1986) 173 DRILLER2

Scerbo, Fred B. "Understanding relationships
between fractions, decimals and whole
numbers." (January 1987) 78 MATHQUIZ

Scerbo, Fred B. "Updating the Color Change
quiz." (September 1986) 98 CHNGQUIZ

Schneider, Harold. "The odd man out." (October
1986) 125 — Rainbow on tape program also on
September tape. NOTLIKE

Turner, Del. "Is is a fish, or a phish, or a pheish?"
(June 1987) 148 — BASIC09 helps with
phoneme recognition. SOUNDPUZ (BASIC09)

Turowski, Donald. "I before E except after C..."
(September 1986) 78 SPELDRIL

EDUCATION - GENERAL

Bennett, Jim. "The vocabulary tightrope." (July
1986) 188 — Match synonyms. TITEROPE

Blyn, Steve. "Developing logical reasoning skills."
(July 1986) 132 — Development of reasoning
powers. TRUEFALS

Blyn, Steve. "Exploring the card catalog." (August

1986) 94 — Training in library skills. CARD LOG
Blyn, Steve. "A flexible program for teaching line

graphs." (April 1987) 46 GRAPHS
Blyn, Steve. "It's back to basics with an adjective

review." (October 1986) 152 ADJECTIV
Blyn, Steve. "Learning about scales: Key to

understanding maps." (May 1987) 112

MAPSCALE
Blyn, Steve. "Making the Dewey Decimal system

user-friendly." (March 1987) 74 DEWEY
Blyn, Steve. "Presidents take Precedence."

(February 1987) 46 — Presidential quiz.

PRESIDNTS
Blyn, Steve. "A square deal for teaching math."

(June 1987) 47 MATHPLAY
Blyn, Steve. "Understanding the computer with

binary dice conversions." (December 1986) 88

BINARY
Collicot, John. "Cipher fun for CoCo kids." (April

1987)166 ADDITION
Hood, Thomas. "Counting with Caesar." (April

1987) 172— Roman numeral drill. ROMANS
Kenny, Keiran. "Rational thinking." (September

1986) 38 — Conversion of fractions to ratios and

percentages. RATIOS
Kolar, Joseph. "Translation sensation." (July

1986) 93 LANGTUTR
Kolar, Joseph. "Uncomplicating translating."

(August 1986) 48 — Second part of translation

demo. LANGTUT1; LANGTUT2
Norton, Dennis. "Chronologist in CoCo land." (Sep-
tember 1986) 58 — Teach children how to read a

clock. CLOCK
Plog, Michael. "Do teachers like computers?"

(February 1987) 65
Plog, Michael. "Finding resources for computer

learning." (March 1987)90
Plog, Michael. "The 'hidden' computers." (August

1986) 97 — Use of the CoCo in videotape

editing.
Plog, Michael. "The most important educators of

all." (November 7986) 166
Plog, Michael. "Programming the LOGO turtle:

Studies in learning transfer." (April 1987) 86
Plog, Michael. "The question of assessment."

(January 1987)176
Plog, Michael. "S-P analysis: Comparing the

curves." (May 1987) 82 — Aid in curriculum

improvements.
Plog, Michael. "Special education and the

computer." (July 1986) 135
Plog, Michael. "Tandy grants and the status of

educational computers." (September 1986) 76
Powers, Ron. "CoCo testmaker revisited."

(September 1986) 160 — Make multiple choice

tests updated (from Sept. 1985, p.30).

TESTMAKR
Powers, Ron. "The teacher's pet." (September

1986) 47 — Computerized grade' book.

GRADCALC
Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo conquers the metric

system." (April 1987) 76 LIFESKL6

Scerbo, Fred B. "Computer-paced learning."

(August 1986) 167 LIFESKL4
Scerbo, Fred B. "Graphics, education and speech

come together." (May 1987) 38 — Graphic

simulation of blood flow. BLOOD
Scerbo, Fred B. "More graphics, speech and

education." (June 1987) 106 — Simulation of the

heart. HEART
Scerbo, Fred B. "A spelling program that speaks

for itself." (February 1987) 166 H&SPELL
Terrio, Christine. "Teacher's pet." (January 1987)

32 — Spelling practice lists.
White, Edward A. "Hail to the Chief." (September

1986) 153 — Presidential quiz. PRESIDNT

GAME

Baumgardt, Kent. "Explosive word fun." (April

1987)59 — Hangman game WORDGUES
Behrmann, Darrel. "Alien raiders blitz." (November

1986)52 RAIDERS
Bell, Bruce K. "The eyes have it." (January 1987)

52 — Visual memory games. DISCRIM
Bell, Bruce K. "Hint." (June 1987) 81 —

Modification to Discrimination (January 1987

p.52).
Bernico, Bill. "Double whammy." (October 1986)

101 — Based on dice game, Skunk. WHAMMY
Bernico, Bill. "Laying down the chips." (August

1986) 80 — Bingo caller. BINGO

Blound, Andy. "Masonry madness," (August 1986)
83 — Lo-res puzzle game. BRICKS

Branigan, Arron. "Fortune wheel." (August 1986)
156 — Modification, December 1986, p.50, and
March 1987, p.182. WHEEL CREATOR

Brimner, Robert. "Joker poker." (March 1987) 99

— Correction, May 1987, p.128. POKER
Brunotte, Benjamin W. "This one's a puzzler."

(May 1987) 152 — Construct word search

puzzles. WDSEARCH
Buttacavoli, Paul D. "CoCo 3 gets you over a

barrel." (March 1987) 52 — Similar to Rubik's

cube. BARREL
Camirand, Rene. "Save the astronauts!"

(September 1986) 33 ASTRONAT
Collins, Dale R. "Life of the party for $200, please."

(March 1987) 58 — Similar to TV's Jeopardy.

Correction, May 1987, p.128. GPARTY
Coty, Curt. "Let the laser battle begin." (January

1987)36 — Correction, May 1987, p.128. DEF

MOV
Dash, Raju. "The evil tyrant star lord." (August

1986)58 STARLORD
Dick, Brien. "Which Nym is Witch?" (August 1986)

40 — Educational game. Correction, October

1986, p. 92. NYMATCH
Drennan, Allen. "Bombs away!" (October 1986) 18

BOMBAWAY
Drennan, Allen. "A Visit to the past." (January

1987) 28 — New version of Breakout.
BACKSTAB

Farris, Charles. "Mission: hold the bridge."

(December 1986) 29 MORTAR
Galibois, Michel. "Paramission: Fast and

dangerous!" (May 1987) 114 PARAMISS
German, J. D. "Up on the rooftop." (December

1986) 124 — Christmas theme game. SANTA
Goldwyn, Ira. "Perplexing picture puzzles."

(September 1986) 108 SCRAMBLE LATECOCO
Hoggins, Jay R. "Vigilance is vital for victory over

vicious Vic." (July 1986) 74 VIC
Huang, David. "Calling to mind." (August 1986) 81

— Memory game. REPEATIT

Hutchinson, David. "Hand-me-downs." (February

1987) 120 HAND OFF

Jensen, Paul. "The evictor." (July 1986) 62

EVICTOR
Jones, Tim. "The eye of the tiger." (August 1986)

122 — Boxing game. BOXING
Jones, Tudor P. "The Solitary endeavor."

(December 1986) 76 — Solitaire on the CoCo.

Correction, March 1987, p.182. SOLTAIRE
Kenny, Keiran. "Mastering the gates." (August

1986) 79 GATES
Keyes, Chris. "Air rescue." (June 1987J 26 —

Balloon attack game. POKE1 ; POKE2

Kromeke, Michael B. "Tricks of the trade." (March

1987) 76 — Puzzle type game SWITCH
Lear, Dale. "There's evil doings afoot at the Hotel

CoCo." (February 1987) 27 SETUP (OS9)

HOTEL (OS9)
Meyers, Peter. "The menace of the SandWorm."

(August 1986) 18 SANDWORM
Noble, James A. "Battlin' blue Bert." (April 1987)

105 BLUEBERT
Petit, Laura ; and Petit, Chris. "Hippity hoppity

down the bunny trail." (April 1987) 99 — Pattern

discrimination game. EASTER
Powers, Courtney. "Instant graphics and Hogs in

Space." (February 1987) 106 — Correction, May

1987, p.128. HOGSPACE
Rittenhouse, James E. "Wet 'n wild." (January

1987) 27 — Leaky roof game. LEAKY
Scerbo, Fred B. "Achieving arcade game speed in

BASIC." (July 1986) 98 — Advanced Star-Trench

Warfare (see also November 1982, p.8)

Corrections, August 1986, p.98, and October

1986, p.92 TRENCH
Scerbo, Fred B. "Creating designer arcade

games." (December 1986) 163 — Updated snail

invaders. CRTVADER
Scerbo, Fred B. "Roboflip: Anatomy of a game."

(March 1987) 168 ROBOFLIP
Tucker, Eric. "Treasure quest: The golden

adventure." (November 1986) 18 TREASURE
Wells, John T. "Saucer, saucer, in the sky." (April

1987) 116 SAUCER
White, Eric. "CoCo-nect-a-dot." (January 1987) 60

COCONECT
Wood, James W. "Tic-tac-CoCo." (August 1986)

36 — Polar version of game. TICTACTO
Wright, Archor. "Fly off the handle." (August 1986)

81 — Flight simulator. FLIGHT

GAME-ADVENTURE

Cook, Bill. "The adventure processor." (August

1986) 26 — Help in writing adventure games.
Correction, November 1986, p.78. ADV-PRO

Duerig, Jean ; and Duerig, Al. "The goblins'll
getcha if you don't watch out!" (October 1986)
26 HALOWEEN

Ruby, Paul, Jr. "Success mansion." (January

1987) 108 — Correction, April 1987, p.128.
SUCCESS

GAME-SIMULATION

Kromeke, Michael B. "Rattle rattle thunder clatter
boom boom boom." (September 1986) 49 — A
model of a car engine. ENGINE

GENERAL

Adams, Rick ; and Lear, Dale. "Color chart forthe

CoCo 3." (January 1987) 20 COLOR3
Augsburg, Cray. "The RAINBOWfest reporter."

(February 1987) 83 — Princeton, October 1986.
Barden, William, Jr. "How does the CoCo stack

up?" (August 1986) 90 — Rating of CoCo with

other micros.
Bernico, Bill. "Get chart smart with mileage

mapper." (May 1987) 30 — Calculate distances

on a map. DISTANCE
Bernico, Bill. "Songwriter's word rhymer."

(January 1987) 32 — Add endings to words.

RHYMER
Biggs, Brian. "Where is it?" (December 1986) 93 —

Disc label program. LABELER
Bjork, Steve. "The Color Computer 3: A

programmer's dream." (September 1986) 26
Bouchard, Roger. "Date tracking through the

ages." (January 1987) 46 — Generate calendars

for any year. Correction, April 1987, p.128.

CALENDAR: CALMOD
"CoCo 3 is born!" (September 1986) 30
"The faces of Falsoft: The Rainbow makers." (July

1986) 37 — Staff pictures.
Falk, Lawrence C. "CoCo better again?

Impressions of the new CoCo 3." (September

1986)18
Foster, Leslie A. "The fifth year of Rainbow." (July

1986) 193 — Index July 1985 -June 1986.

July 1987 THE RAINBOW 147

Hyre, Leonard. "The key to success." (March

1987)66 — Typing tutor. Correction, May 1987,

p.128. COCOTYPE
Laun, Robert E. "Enter the fifth dimension." (April

1987) 20 — Five dimensional arrays explained.

FIFTHDIM
McGrath, Dick. "The envelope please." (November

1986) 125 — Crossword puzzle contest winner.
Montowski, Robert C. "July fashion forecast:

Classic clothes by CoCo." (July 1986) 115 —

Make iron-on transfers. BOOTFLIP FLIP-L2R;

FLIPPOKE
Parker, Jeffrey. "The RAINBOWfest reporter." (Oc-
tober 1986) 83 — Chicago, May 23-25, 1986.
Plog, Michael. "Computers and our English

vocabulary." (December 1986) 173
Plog, Michael. "A discussion about sexism in the

computer industry." (October 1986) 164
Samuels, Edward. "Computer program copyrights:

A how-to guide." (April 1987) 82
Scerbo, Fred B. "Prepare for Thanksgiving

cooking with liquid measure." (November 1986)

62 — Gallons to ounces, etc. LIQUID
Schuster, Tobin. "The 8088 sounds off." (March

1987)40 — Unusual use for the 8088

microprocessor.
Siegel, Mark. "The third one's the charm."

(November 1986) 30 — More details on CoCo 3.
Staff, "Rainbow's holiday shopping guide." (De-
cember 1986) 25 — Christmas gift suggestions.
Steinbrueck, Richard. "The tournament master."

(April 1987) 120 — Keep track of round robin

games. Correction, June 1987, p.1 16.

RNDROBIN INPUT
Tenney, Steve. "The rhythm of life." (May 1987) 20

— Chart your biorhythms. BIOCHART
White, Richard A. "Exploring the CoCo 3 color

system." (March 1987) 112 C03COLOR
White, Richard A. "The first days with CoCo 3:

Experimentation and discovery." (January 1987)

188
White, Richard A. "Making the most of CoCo 3

features without overdoing it." (April 1987) 194

LISTER
Williamson, H. G. "Tracking the tempest." (April

1987)26 — Predict a hurricane landfall.

Correction, June 1987, p.1 16. HURRTRAK
Zumwalt, Greg L. "Tandy Color Computer 3 does

windows, and a whole lot more." (September

1986)20

GRAPHICS

Adams, Rick ; and Lear, Dale. "The power of the

palette: Graphics on the Color Computer 3."

(October 1986) 37 — Corrections to Rainbow on

tape/disk January 1987, p.164. TUNNEL WHEEL
Barden, William, Jr. "More on PSET, PRESET and

graphics speed." (January 1987) 181 LINEBAS;

LINEBIN RADARBAS; RADARBIN
Benway, Patrick J. "Space attack." (October 1986)

113 — Demonstrate graphics commands. RAID
Berenz, Michael. "The boogie box." (October

1986) 113 — Print jam box on printer. RADIO
Bernico, Bill. "The case of the shifty-eyed

animation tutor." (January 1987) 82 FACE ONE;

FACE TWO; FACETEST
Bernico, Bill. "Colors of the spectrum." (October

1986) 112 — Combine colors on screen.

SPECTRUM
Bernico, Bill. "A Thanksgiving pizza party."

(November 1986) 28 PIZZA
Billen, David C. "CoCo bright." (February 1987) 49

— Give colored text on screen. BOOT

CHARLOAD PROGLOAD DEFINE
Brown, Chris W. "Get the picture." (February

1987)88 — Graphic printout directory. GRADIR
Cassel, Randy. "Graphics trio." (April 1987) 66 —

Graphics demos. SPINNER CIRCLES IPOPPER
"The CoCo gallery." (July 1986) 18 — Pictures:

Uncle Sam; America; 4th of July; Abraham

Lincoln; Chapel.
"The CoCo gallery." (August 1986) 114 —Pictures:

Where worlds meet; Pioneer 1837; Basketball

zone; Saturn; Comet; Beginning golfer.

"The CoCo gallery." (September 1986) 122 —

Pictures: Oratory; Beyond; Truck; Independence

Hall; The Knight; Robot.
"The CoCo gallery." (October 1986) 122 —

Pictures: Spaceship earth; Co Covilla; Serpent;

Halloween; Scorpion; Center.
"The CoCo gallery." (November 1986) 26 —

Pictures: Summer; Orbital drag race; P51

Mustang; Editor; CoCo Cat; Wolf.
"The CoCo gallery." (December 1986) 114 —

Pictures: Strictly CoCo; Cowboy; X-Mas;

Christmas morning; Waterfall; Football.
"The CoCo gallery." (January 1987) 18 — Pictures:

Castle; The Staff; Rainbow; The Enchantment of

Crashk; Townhall; Space Dome.
"The CoCo gallery." (February 1987) 18 —

Pictures: Jenny Grist Mill; Mountain; Maison;

Pete Rose; Ape; Birds.
"The CoCo gallery." (March 1987) 18 — Pictures:

Telecoco; The super computer; Lighthouse;

Haupt's mill bridge; Ol' Smokey.
"The CoCo gallery." (April 1987) 18 — Pictures:

Sugar house; USA; World; Downtown

Columbus; Eagle.
"The CoCo gallery." (May 1987) 18 — Pictures:

Seascape; Gettysburg Battlefield; Boat, Emily;

Something fishy.
"The "CoCo gallery." (June 1987) 18 — Pictures:

Ship; Saturn; White Mill Creek; Old Mill;

Mountain.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Festive CoCo: Ready to PAINT

the town." (July 1986) 46 — Expanded PAINT

command. Correction, February 1987, p. 160.

PAINT 1 TO PAINT 4
Curtis, H. Allen. "Our highfalutin' feline does a CoCo

3 fandago." (May 1987) 52 — Dancing CoCo cat.

CATDANCE; RECTANGL
Curtis, H. Allen. "PUT speedy GETzales to work."

(November 1986) 158 GETPUT1 TO GETPUT4
DiZazzo, Ernie. "CoCo can play cupid, too."

(February 1987) 36 — Make a Valentine's card.

LOVECARD
Fortin, llene. "From our house to yours."

(December 1986) 62 — Dot matrix Christmas

cards. CARDSHOP
Golias, Ruth. "A public service message."

(February 1987) 124 — Graphics demo on safety

theme. MESSAGE
Harper, Jeff. "Graph-o-matic." (September 1986)

82 — Plot 3-D functions. 3DFNCPLT
Herr, Darin. "CoCoDraw concoctions." (October

1986) 59 MENU GEN COCODRAW

Jones, Edward. "Two-tone text." (May 1987) 89 —

Experiment with different combinations.

COLORS
Kenny, Keiran. "The electronic marquee."

(September 1986) 41 DISPLAY
Kenny, Keiran. "PEEKasso prints." (January 1987)

30 — Drawing program PEEKASSO
Kolar, Joseph. "Exploring CoCo graphics." (April

1987)^2
Kressman, Robie. "Astronomer's heaven."

(January 1987) 30 — Display the night sky.

BIGDIPPR
Kyte, Ted. "That's the way the ball bounces." (May

1987) 88 — CoCo 3 graphics demo. BALLDEMO
LaBonville, Helen. "Halloween foolery." (October

1986) 108 — Talking pumpkin PUMPKIN
Matthews, Becky F. "A cycle-delic palette."

(February 1987) 60 — Graphics demo for CoCo

3. CYCLDRAW
Matthews, Becky F. "O, Tannenbaum." (December

1986) 116 — Christmas graphics. TRIMTREE
Mayeux, Ann B. "Portraits by BASIC." (October

1986)49 DRAWFACE
Montowski, Robert C. "Picture perfect graphics

commands." (March 1987) 156 — For OS-9 only.

GSAVE (OS9) GLOAD (OS9) MAKEPIX (OS9)
Polsz, Steven R. "Optimum animation." (October

1986)^6
Ropson, Ronald T. "The shifting, reducing,

stretching, enlarging transfiguration band."

(October 1986) 44 ZOOM1 TO ZOOM4
Salvail, Pierre. "Four shades of gray." (May 1987)

90 — Prints graphics screens. COLRDUMP
Sims, Michael. "Charting the ups and downs of

life." (March 1987) 86 — Draw graphs of data.

GRAPHIT

Snook, Allen. "The spit and image." (May 1987) 36

— Screen dump program. GRAPHGEN
Thomas, Carmie A. "Happy new year!" (January

1987) 29 — Graphics demo. NEW YEAR
Vasconi, Eugene. "Holiday hearth." (December

1986) 108 — Christmas fireplace XMASFIRE;

XMASDRVR
Vasconi, Eugene. "Season's greetings."

(December 1986) 18 — Graphics Christmas

messages. GREETING
Ventling, James. "Keycad/Keyflow: CoCoad and

CoCoflow modifications." (November 1986) 126

COCOMOD1 TO COCOMOD3
White, Eric. "Esch-a-sketch." (August 1986)75 —

Correction, December 1986, p. 101. ESCHER

PRINT200
White, Jeff. "The great picture show." (July 1986)

26 — Display graphics files. MAGICIAN

WIZARD LATECOCO MERLIN LOADER SHOW
White, Jeff. "Picture file extension changer."

(October 1986) 1B2 EXTCHNGR
White, Richard A. "The CoCo 3 color palette from

a BASIC program." (February 1987) 200

BASICPAL
Womack, Wayne. "The CoCo scaler." (October

1986) 166 SCALER

Wright, Archor. "Amnotron animation." (July
1986)54 — Animation program. AMNOTRON

HARDWARE PROJECT

DiStefano, Tony. "The CoCo is music to the ears."

(February 1987) 176 — Digital to analog

converter.
DiStefano, Tony. "An expandable relay project."

(June 1987) 84
DiStefano, Tony. "The hardware project basics

review." (May 1987) 156
DiStefano, Tony. "The No-switch VDG."

(December 1986) 98
DiStefano, Tony. "Some hardware fixes for the

video display generator." (October 1986) 161
Goodman, Marty, "A PAL for your CoCo 3." (January

1987) 98 — Upgrade Multi-Pak Interface. See note
February 1987, p. 160.

Goodman, Marty. "Remote control CoCo." (July

1986) 71 — Make a detachable keyboard.
Goodman, Marty. "The shock absorber." (October

1986) 158 — Protect from power spikes.
Goshorn, Bruce W. "The quick joystick fix."

(August 1986) 116 — How to modify the deluxe

joystick.
Haverstock, Mark. "The old switcheroo." (August

1986) 108 — Joystick port switchbox.

Correction, October 1986, p. 92.
Lewis, Emmett J. "Presenting the smarter-than-

average printer buffer." (May 1987) 160

PRINTBUF
Mcintosh, Tim. "Do-it-yourself video output

board." (September 1986) 171 — Correction,

November 1986, p.78.
Merryman, Robert C. "The super switcher."

(November 7986)168
Ward, Logan. "LED power indicator." (December

1986) 160 — LED for the disk drive.
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo ROS, part 1."

(December 1986) 85 — Build a robot operating

system.
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo ROS, part 2:

Building the ROS circuit." (January 1987) 153

ROS TEST
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo ROS, part 3: The

Robotics program and interfacing." (February

1987) 152 ROBOT RBT22SRC

Wolff, Harold L. "Look what they've done to my
CoCos." (March 1987) 46 — Battery backup for
the CoCo.

HARDWARE TUTORIAL

Augsburg, Cray. "Dissecting the CoCo 3."

(October 1986)94
DiStefano, Tony. "Investigating the PIA." (July

7936,1108
DiStefano, Tony. "Let's take a look at the

CoCo2B." (September 1986) 125
DiStefano, Tony. "More on the new video display

generator." (November 1986) 88

148

THE RAINBOW July 1987

DiStefano, Tony. "Taking a look at how monitors
work." (January 1987) 94 — Correction, March
1987, p. 182.

DiStefano, Tony. "Timing and the SAM chip."
(•August 1986) 101

DiStefano, Tony. "Transistor buffers for stereo

application." (April 1987) 88
Ellers, Ed. "What's an analog RGB monitor

anyway." (September 1986) 27
Goodman, Marty. "Fixing CoCo and Multipak

power supplies." (December 1986) 54
Goodman, Marty. "Inside the CoCo 3." (October

1986)90
Goodman, Marty. "A recipe to fix CoCo fried '

chips." (August 1986) 24 — See retraction

October 1986, p. 92.

HINTS

Besherse. Bernie. "Hint." (April 1987) 147 —

Increase the line delay if printer communication

problems.
Cooke, H. D. "Hint." (April 1987) 142 —Conversion

from hex to decimal to octal.
Daniels, Randy. "Hint." (December 1986) 96 —

DMP-105 large letters.
Deich, Donald E. "Hint." (February 1987) 183 —

Cassette loading tip.
Demaree, Jack. "Hint." (February 1987) 142 —

Inexpensive bulk tape eraser.
Devlin, Paul. "Hint." (June 1987) 164 — How to

lock the keyboard.
Dillon, John. "Hint." (June 1987) 52 — Put in

sound prompts.
Forbes, Jason. "Hint." (February 1987) 92 —CoCo

3 custom colors.
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (April 1987) 147 —

Interesting addresses in the CoCo 3.
Haughey, Stephen A. "Hint." (February 1987) 144

— Inexpensive racks for computer equipment.
"Hint." (August 1986) 136 — Disk directory

printout,
"Hint." (August 1986) 139 — What's your ROM

version?
"Hint." (January 1987) 83 — Enter Hi-Res screen

without clearing it.
"Hint." (January 1987) 134 — May be necessary to

turn cassette recorder upside down.
"Hint." (January 1987) 148 — Printout disk

directory.
"Hint." (January 1987) 150 — Cassette loading tip.

"Hint." (January 1987) 166 — Printer baud rates.
"Hint." (April 1987) 24 — Printer baud rate table.
"Hint." (June 1987) 112 — Hints on debugging a

program.
Knoppow, Jim. "Hint." (November 1986) 54 — Alter |

the cursor.
Law, Greg. "Hint." (April 1987)47 — Rainbow

CHEK plus fix.
Mattia, Frank. "Hint." (March 1987) 171 — Use

cassette port to get sound to a monitor.
Mills, David. "Hint." (May 1987) 125 — RGB

shortcut.
Nash, Jon. "Hint." (February 1987) 72 — Use

cassette relay command to make interesting

sounds.
Nellis, Michael. "Hint." (May 1987)97 —Cassette

I/O errors.
Rosen, Bob. "Hint." (January 1987) 146 — CoCo 3

lowercase in 32 columns.,
Rosen, Bob. "Hint." (March 1987) 160 — CoCo 3

tips.
Schmidt, Fred. "Hint." (December 1986) 133 ) Make

an RS-232 "Y" cable.
Strike, Thomas J., Jr. "Hint." (March 1987) 142 —

Avoid burn-in of monitor.
Valentine, John. "X marks the spot." (May 1987)

125 — Utility.
Wilson, Stephen R. "Hint." (November 1986) 73 —

Multi-Pak tips.

HOME APPLICATION

Allen, David M. "Seal it with a CoCo kiss." (March
1987) 80 — Make an envelope on printer.
ENVELOPE

Andrews, Alan L. "Library labeler." (May 1987) 91

— Prints labels for cassettes. CASBXLBL

Bell, Bruce K. "Finger sprints." (January 1987) 26

— Typing practice. HOME ROW

Bell, Bruce K. "Interiors by CoCo." (May 1987) 58

— Graphics editor that allows one to draw and
design floor plans. ARCHIE; ARC

Borger, J. E. "Auto economy." (April 1987) 73 —

Figure out miles/gallon. MGP
Carrigan, Bill. "It all adds up." (April 1987) 90 —

Convert computer to calculator. COCOCALC
Fugh, John, Jr. "Who's on first?" (Apn7 1987) 70 —

Produce baseball score card. BASEBALL
Gonce, Burt, Jr. "CoCo yields." (April 1987) 74 —

Calculate amount of cement needed to fill a

form. CEMENT
Griffard, Robert. "Banishing the freezer burn

blues." (April 1987) 37 — Freezer inventory

control. FREEZER
Kenny, Keiran. "It figures." (March 1987) 78 —

Calculate total of list of figures. TOTAL
Lake, Robert C. "Ma Bell gets personalized." (May

1987) 74 — Vanity phone numbers for fun.

VANIPHON
Large, Donald. "Grocery." (April 1987) 68 —Make

grocery lists. GROCERY
March, Keith. "Recipe printer." (April 1987) 72

RECIPE
Reed, Bill. "Plottin' and Plannin'." (April 1987) 174 —

Spreadsheet program. SPREAD
Rittenhouse, James E. "Cassette organization."

(February 1987) 125 TAPEMENU
Rocci, Kathryn. "That's the ticket." (May 1987) 26 —

Print tickets for parties, dances, etc. TICKET
Rogers, Robert. "Decisions, decisions." (February

1987) 122 — Help you decide alternative

choices. DECISION
White, Eric. "CoCo presents the well-behaved yard

sale." (April 1987) 52 YARDSALE

HOME FINANCE

Bernico, Bill. "Planning ahead." (February 1987)

127 — How long to save up for a purchase.

SAVINFOR
Evans, Mark. "See how your stocks stack up."

(March 1987) 122 STOCK GRAPH
Gallagher, John. "Payday pal." (March 1987) 77 —

Calculate pay increases. WAGECALC
Green, Robert A. "Check it out." (March 1987) 20

— Check writer. CHEKRITR

Haas, David V. "The budget master's companion."

(March 1987) 172 BUDGET
Miller, Ralph D. "A matter of principal." (March

1987) 82 — Print amortization schedules.

AMORTIZE
Musumeci, John. "Checks and balances." (April

1987) 75 — Check book balancer CHECKS
Phillips, Jim A. "The private accounting wizard."

(March 1987) 26 — Keep track of personal

records. ACCOUNT TAPEUSER
Zanger, Murray. "Thrifty CoCo handles what-if

calculations." (March 1987) 36 FNANPLAN

MUSIC

Bernico, Bill. "Sgt. CoCo's only starters club

band." (June 1987) 44 — Guitar help.

STRUMMER
Bernico, Bill. "Up with the beat." (June 1987) 80 —

A metronome. METRNOME
Branigan, Arron. "Go tell it on the CoCo."

(December 1986) 66 — Christmas music and

graphics. WINTER
Burke, Val. "Singing with the bird." (June 1987) 20

— A tribute to jazz legend Charlie Parker.
YARDBIRD

Camp, Mark S. "Pick and choose from the music

menu." (June 1987) 49 — Menu selection for

MUSIC+. MUSXMENU HYMN
Josue Vigil, Julian. "New Mexican folk dances."

(June 1987) 76 FOLKSONG
Mueller, John E. "Uncovering the MIDI section."

(June 1987) 36 — Digital interface for CoCo

music.
Nickel, Harold. "The CoCo composer." (June

1987) 114 — Play the CoCo like a two-level

organ. PIANO

Plaster, Gip W., II. "Sound off." (June 1987)^ —

Music and sound effects. SOUNDOFF
Piatt, Joseph D. "The sweet strains of CoCo."

(June 1987) 94 — Upgrade to Music+.

MUSIC+TR OLD100TH HOWGREATJESU JOY
Schuff, David. "The color conductor," (June 1987)

78 — Various popular songs. GAVOTTE TEXAS

CHIEF FOLLOWME JETPLANE COUNTRY
Thompson, Matthew. "Steppin' out with my

CoCo." (June 1987) 58 — Music synthesizer.

BW2; BW2C3FIX AXEL F ENTRTANR
Woods, Rick. "Deck the halls." (December 1986)

42 — Songs for Musica II. DECKHALL

MUSCLOAD TAPELOAD

ONE-LINER AND TWO-LINER PROGRAMS

Barnett, Calvin. "One-liner." (June 1987) 144 —

Graphics demo.
Baylie, Tom. "One-liner." (September 1986) 149 —

Average out grades.
Beck, John. "One-liner." (January 1987) 144 —

Graphics demo.
Bentley, Jonathan. "Two-liner." (March 1987) 141

— Type on computer, immediate output to
printer.

Biasillo, Keith. "One-liner." (January 1987) 136 —

Draw a grid on the screen.
Bisbee, Daniel. "One-liner." (September 1986) 141

— PRINT demo.

Bolle, Francois. "One-liner." (September 1986) 134

— Looks and sounds like rain.

Breznai, Mark M. "One-liner." (September 1986)

132 — Typing practice.
Buck, Tim. "Two-liner." (August 1986) 148 — Pick

me is rather interesting — you'll have to type it in.
Butterworth, James, III. "One-liner." (October

1986) 148 — Draw a rainbow.
Carroll, Gerald. "One-liner." (March 1987) 143 —

Exchange rate conversion.
Coenen, Matthew. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 143 —

Sound demo.
Cooney, Mike. "Two-liner." (September 1986) 137

— Horse race.

Cross, David. "One-liner." (December 1986) 143 —

Display characters in ROM/RAM.
David, Eddie. "Two-liner." (March 1987) 143 —

Print out a bill of sale.
Derby, Kevin. "Two-liner." (August 1986)

(September 1986) 54 — Game with joysticks.
Edmonds, Philip. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 150 —

Draw line between two points.
Ferullo, Joseph. "One-liner." (December 1986) 199

— Calculate equivalent resistance.

Frerking, Anthony. "One-liner." (April 1987) 148 —

Calculate grade percentages.
Goicuria, Eddie. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 145 —

Music demo.
Goodman, Richard. "One-liner." (October 1986)

143 — Calculate pi.

Greene, Bobby. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 198 —

Print out PRINT work sheets.
Halko, Steve. "One-liner." (October 1986) 153 —

Graphics demo.
Hall, Mike. "One-liner." (October 1986) 153 —Flip

a picture upside down.
Harper, Jeff. "One-liner." (December 1986) 139 —

Graphics and sound demo.
Hazard, Matt. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 106— Make

up a scrambled word.
Hiatt, Stan. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 182 —

Simulate Etch-a-Sketch.
Hughes, Blake C. "One-liner." (July 1986) 157 —

Draw face of clock.
Johnson, David. "Two-liner." (May 1987)79 —

Print labels for disks.
Johnson, Timothy. "One-liner." (December 1986)

144 — Calculate antenna lengths for a HAM.
Kenny, Keiran. "One-liner." (February 1987) 138 —

Miniature monitor program.
Kim, Joon Y. "One-liner." (May 1987) 28 — Print

out disk directory.
Kimmel, Tony. "One-liner." (July 1986) 155 —

Reverse 4 digit number.
Kromeke, Michael B. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 232

— Print out a calendar.

Kromeke, Michael. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 198 —
Set baud rate for printer.

July 1987 THE RAINBOW 149

Lammers, Charles. "One-liner." (July 1986) 165 —

Yin and Yang symbol.
Marino, Frank. "One-liner." (September 1986) 184

— Count vowels in sentence.

Maulick. Charles P. "One-liner." (October 1986)

149 — Graphics demo.
McClusky, Lonnie. "One-liner." (August 1986) 140

— Use joystick to move racing car.
McCullough, Erik. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 207 —

Basic alarm.
McDowell, Jim. "One-liner." (May 1987) 146 —

Label print program.
McGinnis, Matthew. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 145

— Sound demo.

Mishra, Vick. "Two-liner." (October 1986) 69 — Hit

the white balloons with your arrows.
Murphy. Craig. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 45 —

Graphics demo.
Newell. Aaron. "Two-liner." (August 1986) 135 —

Electronic dice.
Noyle, Jeff. "One-liner." (August 1986) 150 —

Maneuver racer through course.
Pritchett, Steven D. "One-liner." (January 1987)

141 — Light show.
Pullen, Walter. "One-liner." (September 1986) 135

— Moving sine wave.

Quellhorst, George. "Two-liner." (March 1987) 144

— Screen printer

Rogers, Robert. "One-liner." (October 1986) 147

— Graphics demo.

Rosen, Russ. "One-liner." (December 1986) 126 —

Create a cash register.
Ruangchotvit, Chinarut. "One-liner." (July 1986)

64 — Produce integer factors.
Satir, Gregory. "One-liner." (February 1987) 66 —

Convert integer to binary.
Selbee, Keith. "Two-liner." (April 1987) 176 —

Create cassette index cards on printer.
Sipos, Anton. "One-liner." (August 1986) 151 —

Disk utility.
Small, Ric. "One-liner." (September 1986) 54 —

Shoot-'em-up game.
"Two-liner." (May 1987) 140 — List your BBS

numbers.
"Two-liner." (May 1987) 144 — Prevent lock-up if

printer not turned on.
Walter, Rick A. "One-liner." (April 1987) 47 —

Monthly payments on a loan.
Walton, Byron. "One-liner." (February 1987) 166

— 2 programs to list ASCII from disk.
Weinberg, Rob. "One-liner." (August 1986) 153 —

Interesting graphics.
Wells, John T. "One-liner." (February 1987) 143 —

Hexadecimal dump.
Wiedman, Barry. "One-liner." (April 1987) 170 —

Vacation planning helper.
Wigowsky, Paul. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 168 —

Play tune from popular movie.
Wilkes, Ernest. "One-liner." (February 1987) 138 —

Disk utility.

OPERATING SYSTEMS - OS9

Adams, Rick. "Exploring Level ll's new features

from BASIC09." (June 1987) 154

DEMONSTRATION
Barden, William, Jr. "Sailing off to C." (March

1987) 186 ADDNUM (OS9) PRIMENUM (OS9)
Dibble, Peter. "The advantage of processes." (May

1987) 191 — Slicing programs for more memory.

EDITOR (OS9) PRINTER (OS9)
Dibble, Peter. "Finding your way with OS-9 level

II." (March 1987) 194
Dibble, Peter. "Understanding how OS-9 manages

memory." (April 1987) 192
Dodge, Calvin. "Readable equivalents to C."

(November 1986) 191
Ewart, Nancy. "Taming the beast: Get comfortable

with OS-9." (January 1987) 160
Goldberg, Stephen B. "OS-9 spooler: print a file as

a background task." (December 1986) 183

SPOOLER (OS9)
Ladouceur, Paul. "A pause for thought." (May

1987) 194 — Avoid mistake lock-ups. PAUSE

(OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Bootstrapping many systems."

(March 1987) 196 BINARY (OS9) SPLIT (OS9)

COL (OS9) PROMPT (OS9) MODCRC (OS9)

DATE (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "A bundle of holiday goodies."

(December 1986) 198 DEL (OS9) DNAME (OS9)

EXIT (OS9) TIME (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Choices: The reason for

modularity." (July 1986)224
Puckett, Dale L. "Debunking the myth of OS-9

user hostility." (January 1987) 193 FIXTIME

(OS9) REBOOT (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Experimenting with RAM disks."

(August 1986) 197
Puckett, Dale L. "Frank Hogg sees the light and a

Level II report." (February 1987) 190 FILESIZE

(OS9) FILEPIR (OS9) DEMOTEST (OS9)

UNLOAD (OS9) SYSGO (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Getting revved up for fall fun."

(October 1986) 196 GOTOXY (OS9) HGRAPH.C

(OS9) CLS (OS9) PRINTAT (OS9) TOGGLE

(OS9) BOX (OS9) FILLBOX (OS9) PIXSAVER;

PIXSHOW (OS9) CALC (OS9) MAKE-
SCRATCHPAD (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Good times with OS-9 on the

hard disk." (September 1986) 200
Puckett, Dale L. "Looking at blue sky for OS-9

level II." (November 1986) 199 SYSGO (OS9)

CLS (OS9) ALTERNAT.CLS (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Rambo takes us all back to the

beginning." (April 1987) 197 DRIVEOFF;

DRIVEOFF.LISTING IOMAN. PATCH

TERMINAL.ASM MDIR.C STRIP.C
Puckett, Dale L. "Setting the stage for OS-9 level

II." (May 1987) 196 WIZDRAW (OS9) XMODE

(OS9) HEXDUMP (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Shooting for a standard." (June

1987) 162 AT: ATRUN
Warner, Bruce N. "Pipes and filters for the

masses." (February 1987) 204
White, Richard A. "BASIC09 on the CoCo 3."

(November 1986) 188 SIEVE (OS9)
White, Richard A. "Dealing with variables in

BASIC09." (December 1986) 195
White, Richard A. "Getting started with BASIC09."

(June 1987) 158
Zumwalt, Greg L. "Living on Rainbow time."

(November 1986) 170 CLOCK1 ; CLOCK2 (OS9)

PRINTER

Barden, William, Jr. "The adventure of the too
many printers." (September 1986) 193 —
Discussion of screen dumps. BASPRINT
MLPRINT

Glaberson, Aryeh. "Hebrew writer." (December

1986) 36 — Print Hebrew characters on dot
matrix printer. HEBWRITE

Hughes, Blake C. "Printing with style." (May 1987)
93 — Set up for DMP-105 printer. PRNTFONT

Jenkins, David R. "The printer that came in from
the code." (May 1987) 108 — Set up the SG-10.
SG10SET

King, David. "The DMP-105 takes a bow." (May

1987) 104 — Screen dump. DUMP105
Quellhorst, George. "Pretty little listings, all in a

row." (May 1987) 178 — Print listings in two

columns. LLISTER
Vaughn, Horace D. "The old-time fix." (November

1986) 55 — Disk fix to May 1986, p.150.

SHORTEN
White, Forrest K. "Sized to fit." (May 1987) 91 —

Set up for Gemini 10X printer. FORMATTR

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (July 1986) 210 —

Upgrade problems; BBS setup; printer problems;

joysticks, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (August 1986) 186

— Disk drive problems; I/O errors; New VDG;

64K explained.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (September 1986)

186 — Telewriter problems; OS-9 hints; Ham

radio software; EDTASM+ corrections.
Downard, Dan, "Downloads." (October 1986) 194 —

OS-9; Monitors; Printer interface problem, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (November 1986)

186 — Add Extended BASIC; BBS; Printer;

Multipak, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (December 1986)
178 — Modem; RGB monitor; Reset; Machine
language, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (January 1987) 178 —
Assembly language; RS-232; Screen dump, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (February 1987) 186

— DSKCON with 128K; Disk directories;
Program merging, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (March 1987) 184 —
Cooling fan; Modem problems; Downloading
from Delphi, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (April 1987) 189 — RS-
232 problems; BBS; Disk I/O; Machine language,
etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (May 1987) 188 —
Telecommunicatons; Artifact colors; VIP
problem, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (June 1987) 152 —
Disk drives; Delphi hint; Printer; Multi-Pak, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (November
1986) 154 — New Rainbow column— INKEY$;
Printer repair; disk to tape copy, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (December
1986) 156 — PCOPY; Barcodes; Merge
programs; Hard disk; Screen dump, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (Jaunary 1987) 162

— Animation; Printer decision; OS-9; TV interfer-
ence; hard disk, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (February 1987)

178 — Screen colors; Error tracing; CoCo 2

upgrade; File transfer, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (March 1987)

164 — New keyboard; ZBUG; DOS

determination; Bar code reader etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (April 1987) 161 —

CoCo 3; MC-10; 9600 baud; OS-9 patches, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (May 1987)94 —

Remote terminals; Artifact colors; Spectaculator;

Model 100 to CoCo.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (June 1987)90

— Disk drives; RAM disk; Artifact colors;
Commodore compatibility, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (August

1986) 178 — Color monitor; 64K upgrade;

Brother printer, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(September 1986) 178 — Y cable; Multipaks;

Serial port; Auto answer modem.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (October

1986) 180 — EPROMs; Keyboard problem;
Reserve power; correction to August column.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(November 1986) 182 — Upgrade CoCo 2; offset
ML programs; transfer to MS-DOS, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(December 1986) 102 — Processor chips; Disk
controller; Multipak, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (January

1987) 92 — PMODE 4 on CoCo 3; Monitor
recommendation; Modem, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(February 1987) 150 — Coco 2 upgrade; Multi-
pak extension; RGB monitors; J&M controller
fix, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (March
1987) 150 — CoCo 3; RS-232; Disk drive addition;
Null modem cable.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (April
1987) 186 — Print quotation mark; RGB monitor;
Atari; CoCo 3, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (May
1987) 174 — Fix disk controller; GIME chip;
Monitor adapter; RS-232, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (June
1987) 53 — Disk drives; Joystick interface; 64
color display; Hard disk, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "Getting to the details of the
CoCo 3." (October 1986) 104

TUTORIAL

Barden, William, Jr. "The BASIC PSET and
graphics display speeds." (December 1986) 190

Bernico, Bill. "The menu selector." (January 1987)
158 MENUTUTR

150 THE RAINBOW July 1987

Kolar, Joseph. "Creating a review program."

(February 1987) 101 — Tutorial with educational

example. LANGTRAN
Kolar, Joseph. "The creative muse: How to dredge

up those ideas." (June 1987) 96
Kolar, Joseph. "Doing the program shuffle."

(March 1987) 108 PART 1 ALT; ALT1 ; ALT2

PROBLEM
Kolar, Joseph. "The formatting review: MID$ struts

its stuff." (January 1987) 86 MAJUNGA ROMAN

ANGLO MODIFIED
Kolar, Joseph. "Formatting text presentations to

suit yourself." (December 1986) 80 DEMO
Kolar, Joseph. "Learning how to function in

BASIC." (October 1986) 77 STRINGS1 ;

STRINGS2
Kolar, Joseph. "One character space at a time."

(November 1986) 46 — Tutorial on LEFTS etc.

HEADING HOMEWORK
Kolar, Joseph. "Real-life uses for the seven-value

CIRCLE statement." (May 1987) 77
Kolar, Joseph. "Using inverse characters."

(September 1986) 165 INVERSE STUTTER1 ;

STUTTER2
Vasconi, Eugene. "Escape from the bug zone."

(January 1987) 59

UTILITY

Aftamonow, Ellen ; and Aftamonow, George.

"Don't string me along." (October 1986) 100 —

Track down FC errors.
Atwater, Dale. "Joystick directory." (February

1987) 126 — Use joystick to load and execute

programs. DIRECTRY
Babich, Tio. "Settle a score." (August 1986) 83 —

Use joysticks for scoring. JOYSCORE
Bjork, Steve. "CoCo mouse: The final chapter."

(September 1986) 180
Bjork, Steve. "CoCo mouse!" (July 1986) 121 —

Use a mouse/joystick to give commands.

MOUSE LINES DISKTIME
Bjork, Steve. "What's inside a mouse?" (August

1986) 180 — Correction, October 1986, p. 92.
Dahlgren, Glen. "InvisiList." (February 1987) 20

LOADMASK; LOADER
Gault, Robert. "Disabling the CoCo 3 color burst

signal." (April 1987) 64
Harrison, Eric. "Break key disable." (August 1986)

82 BREAKDIS
Jenkins, David R. "A simple font creator for the Hi-
Res screen." (May 1987) 99 — For CoCo 3. FONT

GEN
Kocourek, Thomas ; and Rockwell. Kenneth.

"Thanks for the memory." (May 1987) 186 — Use

the full 64K. NEWBOOTS
Kooser, Lindsay. "The digital dimension." (June

1987)38 — Utility for Speech/Sound pak.

NUMBTEXT
Lengel, Dave. "Sound off." (February 1987) 125

KEY BEEP
Stewart, John. "Echo." (February 1987) 126 —

Send screen output to printer. ECHO
Sundberg, Lynn. "I can see clearly now." (July

1986) 20 — Formatted printer listings of

programs. SRLIST
White, Eric. "Tips on the CoCo 3. (March 1987) 78

COLORCHEK

WORD PROCESSING

Cook, Bill. "The write stuff." (April 1987) 156 —
Word processor on the CoCo 3. WRITER

Millard, Ian. "Writer-zap." (September 1986) 116 —
Utility for VIP writer. WRITRZAP

White, Richard A. "CoCo word processing." (July
7986)212

AUTHORS

Adams, Rick ; and Lear, Dale. "Color chart for the
CoCo 3." (January 1987) 20 COLOR3

Adams, Rick ; and Lear, Dale. "Coming to terms
with the CoCo 3." (November 1986) 93 —
Terminal program for CoCo 3. Corrections to
Rainbow on tape/disk January 1987, p.164.

TERM3BAS;TERM3
Adams, Rick ; and Lear, Dale. "The power of the

palette: Graphics on the Color Computer 3."

(October 1986) 37 — Corrections to Rainbow on

tape/disk January 1987, p.164. TUNNEL WHEEL
Adams, Rick. "Exploring Level Ms new features

from BASIC09." (June 1987) 154

DEMONSTRATION
Aftamonow, Ellen ; and Aftamonow, George.

"Don't string me along." (October 1986) 100 —

Track down FC errors.
Allen, David M. "Seal it with a CoCo kiss." (March

1987) 80 — Make an envelope on printer.

ENVELOPE
Andrews, Alan L. "Library labeler." (May 1987) 91

— Prints labels for cassettes. CASBXLBL
Armstrong, Kerry M. "Transplant surgery for the

disk controller." (July 1986) 68 — Upgrade the

disk controller.
Arnott, Jo Anna. "Building April's Rainbow." (April

1987) 16 — Introduction to home help issue.
Atwater, Dale. "Joystick directory." (February

1987) 126 — Use joystick to load and execute

programs. DIRECTRY
Augsburg, Cray. "Building an OS-9 support

network." (July 1986) 88 — News from Delphi.
Augsburg, Cray. "Changes make Delphi even

easier to use." (March 1987) 92 — Includes a

Delphi command card.
Augsburg, Cray. "Checking into conference."

(April 1987)94
Augsburg, Cray. "Command options in the

workspace." (October 1986) 154 — About

Delphi.
Augsburg, Cray. "Dissecting the CoCo 3."

(October 1986)94
Augsburg, Cray. "A follow-up on SIG mail."

(December 1986) 169
Augsburg, Cray. "Help is just a SIG away." (May

1987)120
Augsburg, Cray. "Help one, help all." (June 1987)

126
Augsburg, Cray. "A look at workspace."

(September 1986) 172 — Delphi hints.
Augsburg, Cray. "The RAINBOWfest reporter."

(February 1987) 83 — Princeton, October 1986.
Augsburg, Cray. "A review of the personal

'settings profile.'" (January 1987) 168
Augsburg, Cray. "SIG changes include new

selections, new sections." (February 1987) 68 —

Delphi information.
Augsburg, Cray. "Using mail in the SIG."

(November 1986) 102 — Delphi news.
Augsburg, Cray. "Using the CoCo SIG." (August

1986)MA
Babich, Tio. "Settle a score." (August 1986) 83 —

Use joysticks lor scoring. JOYSCORE
Bailey, Eric. "Graphically speaking: The artistic

BBS." (November 1986) 108 — Correction,

February 1987, p. 160. LRWSEDIT
Barden, William, Jr. "The adventure of the too

many printers." (September 1986) 193 —

Discussion of screen dumps. BASPRINT

MLPRINT
Barden, William, Jr. "The BASIC PSET and

graphics display speeds." (December 1986) 190
Barden, William, Jr. "How does the CoCo stack

up?" (August 1986) 90 — Rating of CoCo with

other micros.
Barden, William, Jr. "Interfacing tricks for BASIC

and Assembly Language." (July 1986) 216

WORDCNT1 ; WORDCNT2 EXPLODE1 ;

EXPLODE2
Barden, William, Jr. "More interfacing tricks for

Assembly Language and BASIC." (August 1986)

188 CHARGEN
Barden, William, Jr. "More on PSET, PRESET and

graphics speed." (January 1987) 181 LINEBAS;

LINEBIN RADARBAS; RADARBIN
Barden, William, Jr. "Presenting a quiz for Color

Computer Assembly Language." (November

1986)192
Barden, William, Jr. "Sailing off to C." (March

1987) 186 ADDNUM (OS9) PRIMENUM (OS9)
Barnett, Calvin. "One-liner." (June 1987) 144 —

Graphics demo.
Baumgardt, Kent. "Explosive word fun." (April

1987) 59 — Hangman game WORDGUES

Baylie, Tom. "One-liner." (September 1986) 149 —

Average out grades.
Beck, John. "One-liner." (January 1987) 144 —

Graphics demo.
Behrmann, Darrel. "Alien raiders blitz." (November

1986)52 RAIDERS
Bell, Bruce K. "Finger sprints." (January 1987) 26

— Typing practice. HOME ROW

Bell, Bruce K. "The eyes have it." (January 1987)
52 — Visual memory games, DISCRIM

Bell, Bruce K. "Hint." (June 1987)81 —
Modification to Discrimination (January 1987
p.52).

Bell, Bruce K. "Interiors by CoCo." (May 1987) 58

— Graphics editor that allows one to draw and
design floor plans. ARCHIE; ARC

Bennett, Jim. "The vocabulary tightrope." (July

1986) 188 — Match synonyms. TITEROPE
Bentley, Jonathan. "Two-liner." (March 1987) 141

— Type on computer, immediate output to
printer.

Benway, Patrick J. "Space attack." (October 1986)

113 — Demonstrate graphics commands. RAID
Berenz. Michael. "The boogie box." (October

1986) 113 — Print jam box on printer. RADIO
Bernico, Bill. "The case of the shifty-eyed

animation tutor." (January 1987) 82 FACE ONE;

FACE TWO; FACETEST
Bernico, Bill. "Colors of the spectrum." (October

1986) 112 — Combine colors on screen.

SPECTRUM
Bernico, Bill. "Double whammy." (October 1986)

101 — Based on dice game, Skunk. WHAMMY
Bernico, Bill. "Get chart smart with mileage

mapper." (May 1987) 30 — Calculate distances

on a map. DISTANCE
Bernico, Bill. "Laying down the chips." (August

1986) 80 — Bingo caller. BINGO
Bernico, Bill. "The menu selector." (January 1987)

158 MENUTUTR
Bernico, Bill. "Planning ahead." (February 1987)

127 — How long to save up for a purchase.

SAVINFOR
Bernico, Bill. "Sgt, CoCo's only starters club

band." [June 1987) 44 — Guitar help.

STRUMMER
Bernico, Bill. "Songwriter's word rhymer."

(January 1987) 32 — Add endings to words.

RHYMER
Bernico, Bill. "A Thanksgiving pizza party."

(November 1986) 28 PIZZA
Bernico, Bill. "Up with the beat." (June 1987)80 —

A metronome. METRNOME
Besherse, Bernie. "Hint." (April 1987) 147 —

Increase the line delay if printer communication

problems.
Biasillo, Keith. "One-liner." (January 1987) 136 —

Draw a grid on the screen.
Biggs, Brian. "Where is it?" (December 1986) 93 —

Disc label program. LABELER
Billen, David C. "CoCo bright." (February 1987) 49

— Give colored text on screen. BOOT
CHARLOAD PROGLOAD DEFINE

Bisbee, Daniel. "One-liner." (September 1986) 141

— PRINT demo.

Bjork, Steve. "CoCo mouse: The final chapter."

(September 1986) 180
Bjork, Steve. "CoCo mouse!" (July 1986) 121 —

Use a mouse/joystick to give commands.

MOUSE LINES DISKTIME
Bjork, Steve. "The Color Computer 3: A

programmer's dream." (September 1986) 26
Bjork, Steve. "What's inside a mouse?" (August

1986) 180 — Correction, October 1986, p. 92.
Blound, Andy. "Masonry madness." (August 1986} 83

— Lo-Res puzzle game. BRICKS

Blyn, Steve. "Developing logical reasoning skills."

(July 1986) 132 — Development of reasoning

powers. TRUEFALS
Blyn, Steve. "Exploring the card catalog." (August

1986) 94 — Training in library skills. CARD LOG
Blyn, Steve. "A flexible program for teaching line

graphs." (April 1987) 46 GRAPHS
Blyn, Steve. "It's back to basics with an adjective

review." (October 1986) 152 ADJECTIV
Blyn, Steve. "Learning about scales: Key to

understanding maps." (May 1987) 112

MAPSCALE

July 1987 THE RAINBOW 151

Blyn, Steve. "Let the little ones learn by counting

on CoCo." (January 1987) 76 CARCOUNT
Blyn, Steve. "Making the Dewey Decimal system

user-friendly." (March 1987) 74 DEWEY
Blyn, Steve. "Mystery word puzzles." (September

1986)74 — Help learn spelling or vocabulary

lists. SPELPUZL
Blyn, Steve. "Presidents take Precedence."

(February 1987) 46 — Presidential quiz.

PRESIDNTS
Blyn, Steve. "A square deal for teaching math."

(June 1987) 47 MATHPLAY
Blyn, Steve. "Understanding the computer with

binary dice conversions." (December 1986) 88

BINARY
Blyn, Steve. "Word fun: The three bears come of

age." 'November 1986) 74 FUNWORDS
Bolle, Francois. "One-liner." (September 1986) 134

— Looks and sounds like rain.

Borger, J. E. "Auto economy." (April 1987) 73 —

Figure out miles/gallon. MGP
Bouchard, Roger. "Date tracking through the

ages." (January 1987) 46 — Generate calendars

for any year. Correction, April 1987, p.128.

CALENDAR; CALMOD
Branigan, Arron. "Fortune wheel." (August 1986)

156 — Modification, December 1986, p.50, and

March 1987, p.182. WHEEL CREATOR
Branigan, Arron. "Go tell it on the CoCo."

(December 1986) 66 — Christmas music and

graphics. WINTER
Breznai. Mark M. "One-liner." (September 1986)

132 — Typing practice.
Brimner, Robert. "Joker poker." (March 1987) 99

— Correction, May 1987, p. 128. POKER
Brown, Chris W. "Get the picture." (February

1987)88 — Graphic printout directory. GRADIR
Brunotte, Benjamin W. "This one's a puzzler."

(May 1987) 152 — Construct word search

puzzles. WDSEARCH
Buck, Tim. "Two-liner." (August 1986) 148— Pick me

is rather interesting — you'll have to type it in.
Burke, Val. "Singing with the bird." (June 1987) 20

— A tribute to jazz legend Charlie Parker.
YARDBIRD

Buttacavoli, Paul D. "CoCo 3 gets you over a
barrel." (March 1987) 52 — Similar to Rubik's
cube. BARREL

Butterworth, James, III. "One-liner." (October

1986) 148 — Draw a rainbow.
Camirand, Rene. "Save the astronauts!"

(September 1986) 33 ASTRONAT
Camp, Mark S. "Pick and choose from the music

menu." (June 1987) 49 — Menu selection for

MUSIC+. MUSXMENU HYMN
Carrigan, Bill. "It ail adds up." (April 1987) 90 —

Convert computer to calculator. COCOCALC
Carroll, Gerald. "One-liner." (March 1987) 143 —

Exchange rate conversion.
Cassel, Randy. "Graphics trio." (April 1987) 66 —

Graphics demos. SPINNER CIRCLES IPOPPER
Coenen, Matthew. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 143 —

Sound demo.
Collicot, John. "Cipher fun for CoCo kids." (April

1987) 166 ADDITION

Collins, Dale R. "Life of the party for $200, please."

(March 1987) 58 — Similar to TV's Jeopardy.

Correction, May 1987, p.128. GPARTY
Cook, Bill. "The adventure processor." (August

1986) 26 — Help in writing adventure games.

Correction. November 1986, p.78. ADV-PRO
Cook, Bill. "The write stuff." (April 1987) 156 —

Word processor on the CoCo 3. WRITER
Cooke, H. D. "Hint." (April 1987) 142 —Conversion

from hex to decimal to octal.
Cooney, Mike. "Two-liner." (September 1986) 137

— Horse race.

Coty, Curt. "Let the laser battle begin." (January

1987)36 — Correction, May 1987, p.128. DEF

MOV
Crosby, Mark. "The evolving REMOTE."

(November 1986) 70 REMOT232
Cross, David. "One-liner." (December 1986) 143 —

Display characters in ROM/RAM.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Festive CoCo: Ready to PAINT

the town." (July 1986)46 — Expanded PAINT

command. Correction, February 1987, p. 160.

PAINT 1 TO PAINT 4
Curtis, H. Allen. "Our highfalutin' feline does a

CoCo3 fandango." (May 1987) 52 — Dancing

CoCo cat. CATDANCE; RECTANGL
Curtis, H. Allen. "PUT speedy GETzales to work."

(November 1986) 158 GETPUT1 TO GETPUT4
Dahlgren, Glen. "InvisiList." (February 1987) 20

LOADMASK; LOADER
Daniels, Randy. "Hint." (December 1986) 96 —

DMP-105 large letters.
Dash, Raju. "The evil tyrant star lord." (August

1986) 58 STARLORD

David, Eddie. "Two-liner." (March 1987) 143 —

Print out a bill of sale.
Deich, Donald E. "Hint." (February 1987) 183 —

Cassette loading tip.
Demaree, Jack. "Hint." (February 1987) 142 —

Inexpensive bulk tape eraser.
Derby, Kevin. "Two-liner." (August 1986)

(September 1986) 54 — Game with joysticks.
Dettmann, Harvey. "The bookkeeper's helper."

(March 1987) 97 PAYROLL
Devlin, Paul. "Hint." (June 1987) 164 — How to

lock the keyboard.
Dibble, Peter. "The advantage of processes." (May

1987) 191 — Slicing programs for more memory.
EDITOR (OS9) PRINTER (OS9)

Dibble, Peter. "Finding your way with OS-9 level

II." (March 1987) 194
Dibble, Peter. "Understanding how OS-9 manages

memory." (April 1987) 192
Dick, Brien. "Which Nym is Witch?" (August 1986)

40 — Educational game. Correction, October

1986, p. 92. NYMATCH

Dillon, John. "Hint." (June 1987) 52 — Put in

sound prompts.
DiStefano, Tony. "The CoCo is music to the ears."

(February 1987) 176 — Digital to analog

converter.
DiStefano, Tony. "An expandable relay project."

(June 1987)84
DiStefano, Tony. "The hardware project basics

review." (May 1987) 156
DiStefano, Tony. "Investigating the PIA." (July

7986,1108
DiStefano, Tony. "Let's take a look at the

CoCo2B." (September 1986) 125
DiStefano, Tony. "More on the new video display

generator." (November 1986) 88
DiStefano, Tony. "The No-switch VDG."

(December 1986) 98
DiStefano, Tony. "Some hardware fixes for the

video display generator." (October 1986) 161
DiStefano, Tony. "Taking a look at how monitors

work." (January 1987) 94 — Correction, March

1987, p.182.

DiStefano, Tony. "Timing and the SAM chip."

(August 1986) 101
DiStefano, Tony. "Transistor buffers for stereo

application." (April 1987)88
DiZazzo, Ernie. "CoCo can play cupid. too."

(February 1987) 36 — Make a Valentine's card.

LOVECARD
Dodge, Calvin. "Readable equivalents to C."

(November 1986) 191
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (July 1986) 210 —

Upgrade problems; BBS setup; printer problems;

joysticks, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (August 1986) 186

— Disk drive problems; I/O errors; New VDG;

64K explained.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (September 1986)

186 — Telewriter problems; OS-9 hints; Ham

radio software; EDTASM+ corrections.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (October 1986) 194 —

OS-9; Monitors; Printer interface problem, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (November 1986)

186 — Add Extended BASIC; BBS; Printer;

Multipak, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (December 1986)

178 — Modem; RGB monitor; Reset; Machine

language, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (January 1987) 178 —

Assembly language; RS-232; Screen dump, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (February 1987) 186

— DSKCON with 128K; Disk directories;
Program merging, etc.

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (March 1987) 184 —

Cooling fan; Modem problems; Downloading

from Delphi, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (April 1987) 189— RS-
232 problems; BBS; Disk I/O; Machine language,

etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (May 1987) 188 —

Telecommunicatons; Artifact colors; VIP

problem, etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (June 1987) 152 —

Disk drives; Delphi hint; Printer; Multi-Pak, etc.
Drennan, Allen. "Bombs away!" (October 1986) 18

BOMBAWAY
Drennan, Allen. "A Visit to the past." (January

1987) 28 — New version of Breakout.

BACKSTAB
Duerig, Jean ; and Duerig, Al. "The goblins'll

getcha if you don't watch out!" (October 1986)

26 HALOWEEN
Duncan, Richard. "CoBBS message editor."

(November 1986) 80 SMH
Edmonds, Philip. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 150 —

Draw line between two points.
Ellers, Ed. "What's an analog RGB monitor

anyway." (September 1986) 27
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (November

1986) 154— New Rainbow column— INKEY$;

printer repair: disk to tape copy, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (December

1986) 156 — PCOPY; Bar codes; Merge

programs; Hard disk; Screen dump, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (January 1987) 162

— Animation; Printer decision; OS-9; TV interfer-
ence; hard disk, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (February 1987)
178 — Screen colors; Error tracing; CoCo 2
upgrade; File transfer, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (March 1987)

164 — New keyboard; ZBUG; DOS

determination; Bar code reader etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (April 1987) 161 —

CoCo 3; MC-10; 9600 baud; OS-9 patches, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (May 1987) 94 —

Remote terminals; Artifact colors; Spectaculator;

Model 100 to CoCo.
Esposito, Richard E. "Dr. ASCII." (June 1987)90

— Disk drives; RAM disk; Artifact colors;
Commodore compatibility, etc.

Evans, Mark. "See how your stocks stack up."

(March 1987) 122 STOCK GRAPH
Ewart, Nancy. "Taming the beast: Get comfortable

with OS-9." (January 1987) 160
Falk, Lawrence C. "CoCo better again?"

Impressions of the new CoCo 3. (September

1986m
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (July 1986) 12 —

Fifth anniversary memories.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (August 1986) 12 —

Come visit Falsoft; Chicago RAINBOWfest.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (September 1986) 12

— All about CoCo 3.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (October 1986) 12 —

Comments on CoCo 3.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (November 1986) 12

— Tandy's got IT.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (December 1986) 12

— CoCo 3 comments.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (January 1987) 12 —

Comments on availability of CoCo 3 software.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (February 1987) 12

— How to promote the CoCo.

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (March 1987) 12 —

Availability of software for CoCo 3.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (April 1987) 12 —

Comments about software piracy.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (May 1987) 12 —

Comments about adventure contest.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (June 1987) 12 —

Discussion of Chicago RAINBOWfest.
Farris, Charles. "Mission: hold the bridge."

(December 1986) 29 MORTAR
Ferullo, Joseph. "One-liner." (December 1986) 199

— Calculate equivalent resistance.

152

THE RAINBOW July 1987

Forbes, Jason. "Hint." (February 1987) 92 — CoCo

3 custom colors.
Fortin, llene. "From our house to yours."

(December 1986) 62 — Dot matrix Christmas

cards. CARDSHOP
Foster, Leslie A. "The fifth year of Rainbow." (July

1986) 193 — Index July 1985 - June 1986.
Frerking, Anthony. "One-liner." (April 1987) 148 —

Calculate grade percentages.
Fugh, John, Jr. "Who's on first?" (April 1987) 70 —

Produce baseball score card. BASEBALL
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (April 1987) 147 —

Interesting addresses in the CoCo 3.
Galibois, Michel. "Paramission: Fast and

dangerousl" (May 1987) 114 PARAMISS
Gallagher, John. "Payday pal." (March 1987) 77 —

Calculate pay increases. WAGECALC
Gault, Robert. "Disabling the CoCo 3 color burst

signal." (April 1987) 64
German, J. D. "Up on the rooftop." (December
1986) 124 — Christmas theme game. SANTA
Glaberson, Aryeh. "Hebrew writer." (December
1986) 36 — Print Hebrew characters on dot

matrix printer. HEBWRITE
Goicuria, Eddie. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 145 —

Music demo.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "OS-9 spooler: print a file as

a background task." (December 1986) 183

SPOOLER (OS9)
Goldwyn, Ira. "Perplexing picture puzzles."

(September 1986) 108 SCRAMBLE LATECOCO
Golias, Ruth. "A public service message."

(February 1987) 124 — Graphics demo on safety

theme. MESSAGE
Gonce, Burt, Jr. "CoCo yields." (April 1987) 74 —

Calculate amount of cement needed to fill a

form. CEMENT
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (August

1986) 178 — Color monitor: 64K upgrade:

Brother printer, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(September 1986) 178 — Y cable; Multipaks;

Serial port: Auto answer modem.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (October

1986) 180 — EPROMs; keyboard problem;
Reserve power; correction to August column.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(November 1986) 182 — Upgrade CoCo 2; offset
ML programs; transfer to MS-DOS, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(December 1986) 102 — Processor chips; Disk
controller; Multipak, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (January

1987) 92 — PMODE 4 on CoCo 3; Monitor
recommendation; Modem, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(February 1987) 150 — Coco 2 upgrade; Multi-
pak extension; RGB monitors; J&M controller
fix, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (March
1987) 150 — CoCo 3; RS-232; Disk drive addition;
Null modem cable.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (April
1987) 186 — Print quotation mark; RGB monitor;
Atari; CoCo 3, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (May
1987) 174 — Fix disk controller; GIME chip;
Monitor adapter; RS-232, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (June
1987) 53 — Disk drives; Joystick interface; 64
color display; Hard disk, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "Database report." (September

1986) 173 — Delphi news.

Goodman, Marty. "Fixing CoCo and Multipak
power supplies." (December 1986) 54

Goodman, Marty. "Getting to the details of the
CoCo 3." (October 1986) 104

Goodman, Marty. "Inside the CoCo 3." (October
1986)90

Goodman, Marty. "A PAL for your CoCo 3." (January

1987) 98 — Upgrade Multi-Pak Interface. See note
February 1987, p. 160.

Goodman, Marty. "A recipe to fix CoCo fried
chips." (August 1986) 24 — See retraction
October 1986, p. 92.

Goodman, Marty. "Remote control CoCo." (July
1986) 71 — Make a detachable keyboard.

Goodman, Marty. "RTTY for the Color Computer."

(November 1986) 36 RTTY
Goodman, Marty. "The shock absorber." (October

1986) 158 — Protect from power spikes.
Goodman, Marty. "Transfer CoCo text files to MS-
DOS disks." (July 1986) 176 MS19GEN;
MSFORMAT ADOLF COC02MS

Goodman, Richard. "One-liner." (October 1986)

143 — Calculate pi.

Goshorn, Bruce W. "The quick joystick fix."
(August 1986) 116 — How to modify the deluxe
joystick.

Green, Robert A. "Check it out." (March 1987) 20

— Check writer. CHEKRITR

Greene. Bobby. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 198 —

Print out PRINT work sheets.
Griffard, Robert. "Banishing the freezer burn

blues." (April 1987) 37 — Freezer inventory

control. FREEZER
Haas, David V. "The budget master's companion."

(March 1987) 172 BUDGET
Halko, Steve. "One-liner." (October 1986) 153 —

Graphics demo.
Hall, Mike. "One-liner." (October 1986) 153 —Flip

a picture upside down.
Harper, Jeff. "Graph-o-matic." (September 1986)

82 — Plot 3-D functions. 3DFNCPLT
Harper, Jeff. "One-liner." (December 1986) 139 —

Graphics and sound demo.
Harrison, Eric. "Break key disable." (August 1986)

82 BREAKDIS
Haughey, Stephen A. "Hint." (February 1987) 144

— Inexpensive racks for computer equipment.
Haverstock, Mark. "The care and feeding of a

CoCo club." (January 1987) 67
Haverstock, Mark. "The old switcheroo." (August

1986)108- Joystick port switchbox.

Correction, October 1986, p. 92.
Hazard, Matt. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 106 —Make

up a scrambled word.
Herr, Darin. "CoCoDraw concoctions." (October

1986)59 MENUGEN COCODRAW
Hiatt, Stan. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 182 —

Simulate Etch-a-Sketch.
Hoggins, Jay R. "Vigilance is vital for victory over

vicious Vic." (July 1986) 74 VIC
Hood, Thomas. "Counting with Caesar." (April

1987) 172 — Roman numeral drill. ROMANS
Huang, David. "Calling to mind." (August 1986) 81

— Memory game. REPEATIT

Hughes, Blake C. "One-liner." (July 1986) 157 —

Drawface of clock.
Hughes, Blake C. "Printing with style." (May 1987)

93 — Set up for DMP-105 printer. PRNTFONT
Hutchinson, David. "Hand-me-downs." (February

1987)120 HAND OFF
Hyre, Leonard. "The key to success." (March

1987)66 — Typing tutor. Correction, May 1987,

p. 128. COCOTYPE
Jenkins, David R. "The printer that came in from

the code." (May 1987) 108 — Set up the SG-10.

SG10SET
Jenkins, David R. "A simple font creator for the Hi-
Res screen." (May 1987) 99 — For CoCo 3. FONT

GEN
Jensen, Paul. "The evictor." (July 1986) 62

EVIGTOR
Johnson, David. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 79 —

Print labels for disks.
Johnson, Timothy. "One-liner." (December 1986)

144 — Calculate antenna lengths for a HAM.
Jones, Edward. "Two-tone text." (May 1987) 89 —

Experiment with different combinations.

COLORS
Jones, Tim. "The eye of the tiger." (August 1986)

122 — Boxing game. BOXING
Jones, Tudor P. "The Solitary endeavor."

(December 1986) 76 — Solitaire on the CoCo.

Correction, March 1987, p. 182. SOLTAIRE
Jorgenson, Michael N. "Take command of CoCo 3

drives." (February 1987) 94 — Disk utility for the

CoCo 3. DU-3
Josue Vigil, Julian. "New Mexican folk dances."

(June 1987) 76 FOLKSONG
Kenny, Keiran. "The electronic marquee."

(September 1986) 41 DISPLAY

Kenny, Keiran. "It figures." (March 1987) 78 —

Calculate total of list of figures. TOTAL
Kenny, Keiran. "Mastering the gates." (August

1986) 79 GATES
Kenny, Keiran. "One-liner." (February 1987) 138 —

Miniature monitor program.
Kenny, Keiran. "PEEKasso prints." (January 1987)

30 — Drawing program PEEKASSO
Kenny, Keiran. "Rational thinking." (September

1986) 38 — Conversion of fractions to ratios and
percentages. RATIOS

Keyes, Chris. "Air rescue." (June 1987) 26 —
Balloon attack game. POKE1; POKE2

Kim, Joon Y. "One-liner." (May 1987) 28 — Print
out disk directory.

Kimmel, Tony. "One-liner." (July 1986) 155 —
Reverse 4 digit number.

King, David. "The DMP-105 takes a bow." (May

1987) 104 — Screen dump. DUMP105
Knoppow, Jim. "Hint." (November 1986) 54 — Alter

the cursor.
Kocourek, Thomas ; and Rockwell, Kenneth.

"Thanks for the memory." (May 1987) 186 — Use

the full 64K. NEWBOOTS
Kolar, Joseph. "Creating a review program."

(February 1987) 101 — Tutorial with educational

example. LANGTRAN
Kolar, Joseph. "The creative muse: How to dredge

up those ideas." (June 1987) 96
Kolar, Joseph. "Doing the program shuffle."

(March 1987) 108 PART 1 ALT; ALT1; ALT2

PROBLEM
Kolar, Joseph. "Exploring CoCo graphics." (April

1987) 112
Kolar, Joseph. "The formatting review: MID$ struts

its stuff." (January 1987) 86 MAJUNGA ROMAN

ANGLO MODIFIED
Kolar, Joseph. "Formatting text presentations to

suit yourself." (December 1986) 80 DEMO
Kolar, Joseph. "Learning how to function in

BASIC." (October 1986) 11 STRINGS'!;

STRINGS2
Kolar, Joseph. "One character space at a time."

(November 1986) 46 — Tutorial on LEFTS etc.

HEADING HOMEWORK
Kolar, Joseph. "Real-life uses for the seven-value

CIRCLE statement." (May 1987) 77
Kolar, Joseph. "Translation sensation." (July

1986)93 LANGTUTR
Kolar, Joseph. "Uncomplicating translating."

(August 1986) 48 — Second part of translation

demo. LANGTUT1; LANGTUT2
Kolar, Joseph. "Using inverse characters."

(September 1986) 165 INVERSE STUTTER1;

STUTTER2
Kooser, Lindsay. "The digital dimension." (June

1987) 38 — Utility for Speech/Sound pak.

NUMBTEXT
Kressman, Robie. "Astronomer's heaven."

(January 1987) 30 — Display the night sky.

BIGDIPPR
Kromeke, Michael B. "Rattle rattle thunder clatter

boom boom boom." (September 1986) 49 — A

model of a car engine. ENGINE
Kromeke, Michael B. "Tricks of the trade." (March

1987) 76 — Puzzle type game SWITCH
Kromeke, Michael B. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 232

— Print out a calendar.
Kromeke, Michael. "Two-liner." (May 1987) 198 —

Set baud rate for printer.
Kyte, Ted. "That's the way the ball bounces." (May

1987) 88 — CoCo 3 graphics demo. BALLDEMO
Kyte, Ted. "Two CoCo BBS system." (November

1986)86
LaBonville, Helen. "Halloween foolery." (October

1986) 108 — Talking pumpkin PUMPKIN
Ladouceur, Paul. "A pause for thought." (May

1987) 194 — Avoid mistake lock-ups. PAUSE
(OS9)

Lake, Robert C. "Ma Bell gets personalized." (May

1987) 74 — Vanity phone numbers for fun.

VANIPHON
Lammers, Charles. "One-liner." (July 1986) 165 —

Yin and Yang symbol.
Large, Donald. "Grocery." (April 1987) 68 —Make

grocery lists. GROCERY

July 1987

THE RAINBOW

1 53

Laun, Robert E. "Enter the fifth dimension." (April

1987) 20 — Five dimensional arrays explained.

FIFTHDIM
Law, Greg. "Hint." (April 1987) 47 — Rainbow

CHEK plus fix.
Lear, Dale. "There's evil doings afoot at the Hotel

CoCo." (February 1987) 27 SETUP (OS9)

HOTEL (OS9)
Lengel, Dave. "Sound off." (February 1987) 125

KEY BEEP
Lewis, Emmett J. "Presenting the smarter-than-

average printer buffer." (May 1987) 160

PRINTBUF
March, Keith. "Recipe printer." (April 1987) 72

RECIPE
Marino, Frank. "One-liner." (September 1986) 184

— Count vowels in sentence.
Matthews, Becky F. "A cyclo-delic palette."

(February 1987) 60 — Graphics demo for CoCo

3. CYCLDRAW
Matthews, Becky F. "O, Tannenbaum." (December

1986) 116 — Christmas graphics. TRIMTREE
Mattia, Frank. "Hint." (March 1987) 171 — Use

cassette port to get sound to a monitor.
Maulick, Charles P. "One-liner." (October 1986)

149 — Graphics demo.
Mayeux, Ann B. "Portraits by BASIC." (October

7986,149 DRAWFACE
McClusky, Lonnie. "One-liner." (August 1986) 140

— Use joystick to move racing car.
McCullough, Erik. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 207 —

Basic alarm.
McDowell, Jim. "One-liner." (May 1987) 146 —

Label print program.
McGinnis, Matthew. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 145

— Sound demo.

McGrath, Dick. "The envelope please." (November

1986) 125 — Crossword puzzle contest winner,
Mcintosh, Tim. "Do-it-yourself video output

board." (September 1986) 171 — Correction,

November 1986, p.78.
Merryman, Robert C. "The super switcher."

(November 1986) 168
Meyers, Peter. "The menace of the SandWorm."

(August 1986) 18 SANDWORM
Millard, Ian. "Writer-zap." (September 1986) 116 —

Utility for VIP writer. WRITRZAP
Miller, Eric ; and Gavriluk, Erik. "Long distance

draughts." (November 1986) 114 — Checkers by

modem. MCLOAD; MCDRAW
Miller, Ralph D. "A matter of principal." (March

1987)82 — Print amortization schedules.

AMORTIZE
Mills, David. "Hint."(May 1987) 125 — RGB

shortcut.
Mishra, Vick. "Two-liner." (October 1986) 69 — Hit

the white balloons with your arrows.
Montowski, Robert C. "July fashion forecast:

Classic clothes by CoCo." (July 1986) 115 —

Make iron-on transfers. BOOTFLIP FLIP-L2R;

FLIPPOKE
Montowski, Robert C. "Picture perfect graphics

commands." (March 1987) 156 — For OS-9 only.

GSAVE (OS9) GLOAD (OS9) MAKEPIX (OS9)
Mueller, John. E. "Uncovering the MIDI section."

(June 1987) 36 — Digital interface for CoCo music.
Murphy, Craig. "Two-liner." (June 1987) 45 —

Graphics demo.
Musumeci, John. "Checks and balances." (April

1987) 75 — Check book balancer CHECKS
Nash, Jon. "Hint." (February 1987) 72 — Use

cassette relay command to make interesting

sounds.
Nellis, Michael. "Hint." (May 1987) 97 —Cassette

I/O errors.
Nelson, Mark. "Fast relief for tape-loading

headaches." (February 1987) 182 — Correction,

June 1987, p.116. TAPE DOC
Newell, Aaron. "Two-liner." (August 1986) 135 —

Electronic dice.
Nickel, Harold. "The CoCo composer." (June

1987) 114 — Play the CoCo like a two-level

organ. PIANO
Noble, James A. "Battlin' blue Bert." (April 1987)

105 BLUEBERT
Norton, Dennis. "Chronologist in CoCo land." (Sep-

tember 1986) 58 — Teach children how to read a

clock. CLOCK
Noyle, Jeff. "One-liner." (August 1986) 150 —

Maneuver racer through course.
Parker, Jeffrey. "The RAINBOWfest reporter." (Oc-
tober 1986) 83 — Chicago, May 23-25, 1986.
Perevosnik, Joe. "Double duty." (May 1987) 92 —

Print hard copies of disk directory. DISK DIR
Petit, Laura ; and Petit, Chris. "Hippity hoppity

down the bunny trail." (April 1987) 99 — Pattern

discrimination game. EASTER
Phillips, Jim A. "The private accounting wizard."

(March 1987) 26 — Keep track of personal

records. ACCOUNT TAPEUSER
Plaster, Gip W„ II. "Sound off." (June 1987) 81 —

Music and sound effects. SOUNDOFF
Piatt, Joseph D. "The sweet strains of CoCo."

(June 1987) 94 — Upgrade to Music+.

MUSIC+TR OLD100TH HOWGREAT JESU JOY
Plog, Michael. "Computers and our English

vocabulary." (December 1986) 173
Plog, Michael. "A discussion about sexism in the

computer industry." (October 1986) 164
Plog, Michael. "Do teachers like computers?"

(February 1987)65
Plog, Michael. "Finding resources for computer

learning." (March 1987) 90
Plog, Michael. "The 'hidden' computers." (August

1986) 97 — Use of the CoCo in videotape

editing.
Plog, Michael. "The most important educators of

all." (November 1986) 166
Plog, Michael. "Programming the LOGO turtle:

Studies in learning transfer." (April 1987) 86
Plog, Michael. "The question of assessment."

(January 1987) 176
Plog, Michael. "The role of teachers in educational

software development." (June 1987) 32
Plog, Michael. "S-P analysis: Comparing the

curves." (May 1987) 82 — Aid in curriculum

improvements.
Plog, Michael. "Special education and the

computer." (July 1986) 135
Plog, Michael. "Tandy grants and the status of

educational computers." (September 1986) 76
Polsz, Steven R. "Optimum animation." (October

1986)-\-\Q
Popyack, Len. "Hamming it up." (November 1986)

43 — Packet radio discussion.
Powers, Courtney. "Instant graphics and Hogs in

Space." (February 1987) 106 — Correction, May

1987, p.128. HOGSPACE
Powers, Ron. "CoCo testmaker revisited."

(September 1986) 160 — Make multiple choice

tests updated (from Sept. 1985, p.30).

TESTMAKR
Powers, Ron. "The teacher's pet." (September

1986) 47 — Computerized grade book.

GRADCALC
Pritchett, Steven D. "One-liner." (January 1987)

141 — Light show.
Puckett, Dale L. "Bootstrapping many systems."

(March 1987) 196 BINARY (OS9) SPLIT (OS9)

COL (OS9) PROMPT (OS9) MODCRC (OS9)

DATE (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "A bundle of holiday goodies."

(December 1986) 198 DEL (OS9) DNAME (OS9)

EXIT(OS9) TIME (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Choices: The reason for

modularity." (July 19861 224
Puckett, Dale L. "Debunking the myth of OS-9

user hostility." (January 1987) 193 FIXTIME

(OS9) REBOOT (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Experimenting with RAM disks."

(August 1986) 197
Puckett, Dale L. "Frank Hogg sees the light and a

level III report." (February 1987) 190 FILESIZE

(OS9) FILEPIR (OS9) DEMOTEST (OS9)

UNLOAD (OS9) SYSGO (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Getting revved up for fall fun."

(October 1986) 196 GOTOXY (OS9) HGRAPH.C

(OS9) CLS (OS9) PRINTAT (OS9) TOGGLE

(OS9) BOX (OS9) FILLBOX (OS9) PIXSAVER;

PIXSHOW (OS9) CALC (OS9) MAKE-

SCRATCHPAD (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Good times with OS-9 on the

hard disk." (September 1986J 200

Puckett, Dale L. "Looking at blue sky for OS-9

level II." (November 1986) 199 SYSGO (OS9)

CLS (OS9) ALTERNAT.CLS (OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Rambo takes us all back to the

beginning." (April 1987) 197 DRIVEOFF;

DRIVEOFF.LISTING IOMAN. PATCH

TERMINALASM MDIR.C STRIP.C
Puckett, Dale L. "Setting the stage for OS-9 level

II." (May 1987) 196 WIZDRAW (OS9) XMODE

(OS9) HEXDUMP(OS9)
Puckett, Dale L. "Shooting for a standard." (June

1987) 162 AT; ATRUN
Pullen, Walter. "One-liner." (September 1986) 135

— Moving sine wave.

Quellhorst, George. "Pretty little listings, all in a
row." (May 1987) 178 — Print listings in two
columns. LLISTER

Quellhorst, George. "Two-liner." (March 1987) 144

— Screen printer

Reed, Bill. "Plottin' and Plannin'." (April 1987) 174 —

Spreadsheet program. SPREAD
Reed, James E. "Building August's Rainbow."

(August 1986) 16 — Assorted commentary.
Reed, James E. "Building December's Rainbow."

(December 1986) 16 — CoCo 3 comments.
Reed, James E. "Building February's Rainbow."

(February 1987) 16 — Just can't retire the old

CoCo 1 !
Reed, James E. "Building January's Rainbow."

(January 1987) 16 — Introduction to beginner's

issue.
Reed, James E. "Building July's Rainbow." (July

1986) 16 — Notes for beginners.

Reed, James E. "Building June's Rainbow." (June

1987) 16 — Discussion of Chicago
RAINBOWfest.

Reed, James E. "Building March's Rainbow."

(March 1987) 16
Reed, James E. "Building May's Rainbow." (May

1987) 16 — Attach a CoCo to your exercise bike!
Reed, James E. "Building November's Rainbow."

(November 1986) 16 — Comments on copyright

issues.
Reed, James E. "Building October's Rainbow."

(October 1986) 16 — All about Rainbow on Disk.
Reed, James E. "Building September's Rainbow."

(September 1986) 16 — All about CoCo 3.
Rigsby, Mike. "Your face or mine?" (September

1986)88 FACE BASND SOUND
Rittenhouse, James E. "Cassette organization."

(February 1987) 125 TAPEMENU
Rittenhouse, James E. "Wet 'n wild." (January

1987) 27 — Leaky roof game. LEAKY
Rocci, Kathryn. "That's the ticket." (May 1987) 26 —

Print tickets for parties, dances, etc. TICKET
Rogers, Robert. "Decisions, decisions." (February

1987) 122 — Help you decide alternative

choices. DECISION
Rogers, Robert. "One-liner." (October 1986) 147

— Graphics demo.

Ropson, Ronald T. "The shifting, reducing,

stretching, enlarging transfiguration band."

(October 1986) 44 ZOOM1 TO ZOOM4
Rosen, Bob. "Hint." (January 1987) 146 — CoCo 3

lowercase in 32 columns.
Rosen, Bob. "Hint." (March 1987) 160 — CoCo 3

tips.
Rosen, Russ. "One-liner." (December 1986) 126 —

Create a cash register.
Ruangchotvit, Chinarut. "One-liner." (July 1986)

64 — Produce integer factors.
Ruby, Paul, Jr. "Success mansion." (January

1987) 108 — Correction, April 1987, p.128.

SUCCESS
Salvail, Pierre. "Four shades of gray." (May 1987)

90 — Prints graphics screens. COLRDUMP
Samuels, Edward. "Computer program copyrights:

A how-to guide." (April 1987) 82
Satir, Gregory. "One-liner." (February 1987)66 —

Convert integer to binary.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Achieving arcade game speed in

BASIC." (July 1986) 98 — Advanced Star-Trench

Warfare (see also November 1982, p.8)

Corrections, August 1986, p.98, and October

1986, p.92 TRENCH
Scerbo, Fred B. "The challenge returns: Driller II is

a thriller, too." (October 1986) 173 DRILLER2

1 54 THE RAINBOW July 1987

Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo conquers the metric

system." (April 1987) 76 LIFESKL6
Scerbo, Fred B. "Computer-paced learning."

(August 1986) 167 LIFESKL4
Scerbo, Fred B. "Creating designer arcade

games." (December 1986) 163 — Updated snail

invaders. CRTVADER
Scerbo, Fred B. "Graphics, education and speech

come together." (May 1987) 38 — Graphic

simulation of blood flow. BLOOD
Scerbo, Fred B. "More graphics, speech and

education." (June 1987) 106 — Simulation of the

heart. HEART
Scerbo, Fred B. "Prepare for Thanksgiving

cooking with liquid measure." (November 1986)

62 — Gallons to ounces, etc. LIQUID
Scerbo, Fred B. "Roboflip: Anatomy of a game."

(March 1987; 168 ROBOFLIP
Scerbo, Fred B. "A spelling program that speaks

for itself." (February 1987) 166 H&SPELL
Scerbo, Fred B. "Understanding relationships

between fractions, decimals and whole

numbers." (January 1987) 78 MATHQUIZ
Scerbo, Fred B. "Updating the Color Change

quiz." (September 1986) 98 CHNGQUIZ
Schmidt, Fred. "Hint." (December 1986) 133 — Make

an RS-232 "Y" cable.
Schneider, Harold. "The odd man out." (October

1986) 125 — Rainbow on tape program also on
September tape. NOTLIKE

Schrag, Roger. "The limousine utility: A tape-to-
disk transfer vehicle." (February 1987) 73 —
Reprint from January 1984, p. 48. TPTODSK

Schuff, David. "The color conductor." (June 1987)
78 — Various popular songs. GAVOTTE TEXAS
CHIEF FOLLOWME JETPLANE COUNTRY

Schuster, Tobin. "The 8088 sounds off." (March

1987) 40 — Unusual use for the 8088
microprocessor.

Selbee, Keith. "Two-liner." (April 1987) 176 —

Create cassette inde,x cards on printer.
Siegel, Mark. "The third one's the charm."

(November 1986) 30 — More details on CoCo 3.
Sims, Michael. "Charting the ups and downs of

life." (March 1987) 86 — Draw graphs of data.

GRAPHIT
Sipos, Anton. "One-liner." (August 1986) 151 —

Disk utility.
Small, Ric. "One-liner." (September 1986) 54 —

Shoot-'em-up game.
Snook, Allen. "The spit and image." (May 1987) 36

— Screen dump program. GRAPHGEN

Staff, "Rainbow's holiday shopping guide." (De-
cember 1986) 25 — Christmas gift suggestions.

Steinbrueck, Richard. "The tournament master."
(April 1987) 120 — Keep track of round robin
games. Correction, June 1987, p.116.
RNDROBIN INPUT

Stewart, John. "Echo." (February 1987) 126 —
Send screen output to printer. ECHO

Strike, Thomas J., Jr. "Hint." (March 1987) 142 —
Avoid burn-in of monitor.

Sundberg, Lynn. "I can see clearly now." (July
1986)20 — Formatted printer listings of
programs. SRLIST

Tenney, Steve. "The rhythm of life." (May 1987) 20

— Chart your biorhythms. BIOCHART
Terrio, Christine. "Teacher's pet." (January 1987)

32 — Spelling practice lists.
Thomas, Carmie A. "Happy new year!" (January

1987)29 — Graphics demo. NEW YEAR
Thompson, Matthew. "Steppin' out with my

CoCo." (June 1987; 58 — Music synthesizer.

BW2; BW2C3FIX AXEL F ENTRTANR
Tucker, Eric. "Treasure quest: The golden

adventure." (November 1986) 18 TREASURE
Turner, Del. "Is is a fish, or a phish, or a pheish?"

(June 1987) 148 — BASIC09 helps with

phoneme recognition. SOUNDPUZ (BASIC09)
Turowski, Donald. "I before E except after C..."

(September 1986; 78 SPELDRIL
Valentine, John. "X marks the spot." (May 1987)

125— Utility.
Vasconi, Eugene. "Holiday hearth." (December

1986; 108 — Christmas fireplace XMASFIRE;

XMASDRVR
Vasconi, Eugene. "Season's greetings."

(December 1986) 18 — Graphics Christmas
messages. GREETING

Vasconi, Eugene. "Escape from the bug zone."

(January 1987) 59
Vaughn, Horace D. "The old-time fix." (November

1986) 55 — Disk fix to May 1986, p.150.

SHORTEN
Ventling, James. "Keycad/Keyflow: CoCoad and

CoCoflow modifications." (November 1986; 126

COCOMOD1 TO COCOMOD3
Walter, Rick A. "One-liner." (April 1987)47 —

Monthly payments on a loan.
Walton, Byron. "One-liner." (February 1987) 166

— 2 programs to list ASCII from disk.
Ward, Logan. "LED power indicator." (December

1986) 160 — LED for the disk drive.
Warner, Bruce N. "Pipes and filters for the

masses." (February 1987) 204
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo ROS, part 1 ."

(December 1986) 85 — Build a robot operating

system.
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo ROS, part 2:

Building the ROS circuit." (January 1987) 153

ROS TEST
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo ROS, part 3: The

Robotics program and interfacing." (February

1987) 152 ROBOT RBT22SRC

Weinberg, Rob. "One-liner." (August 1986) 153 —

Interesting graphics.
Wells, John T. "One-liner." (February 1987) 143 —

Hexadecimal dump.
Wells, John T. "Saucer, saucer, in the sky." (April

7987; 116 SAUCER
White, Edward A. "Hail to the Chief." (September

1986) 153 — Presidential quiz. PRESIDNT
White, Eric. "CoCo presents the well-behaved yard

sale." (April 1987) 52 YARDSALE
White, Eric. "CoCo-nect-a-dot." (January 1987) 60

COCONECT
White, Eric. "Esch-a-sketch." (August 1986) 75 —

Correction, December 1986, p. 101. ESCHER

PRINT200
White, Eric. "Tips on the CoCo 3. (March 1987) 78

COLORCHEK
White, Forrest K. "Sized to fit." (May 1987) 91 —

Set up for Gemini 10X printer. FORMATTR
White, Jeff. "The great picture show." (July 1986)

26 — Display graphics files. MAGICIAN

WIZARD LATECOCO MERLIN LOADER SHOW
White, Jeff. "Picture file extension changer."

(October 1986) 182 EXTCHNGR
White, Richard A. "BASIC09 on the CoCo 3."

(November 1986) 188 SIEVE (OS9)
White, Richard A. "CoCo word processing." (July

1986;212
White, Richard A. "The CoCo 3 color palette from

a BASIC program." (February 1987) 200

BASICPAL
White, Richard A. "Dealing with variables in

BASIC09." (December 1986) 195
White, Richard A. "Exploring the CoCo 3 color

system." (March 1987) 1 12 C03COLOR
White, Richard A. "The first days with CoCo 3:

Experimentation and discovery." (January 1987)

188
White, Richard A. "Getting started with BASIC09."

(June 1987) 158
White, Richard A. "Making the most of CoCo 3

features without overdoing it." (April 1987) 194

LISTER
Wiedman, Barry. "One-liner." (April 1987) 170 —

Vacation planning helper.
Wigowsky, Paul. "Two-liner." (July 1986) 168 —

Play tune from popular movie.
Wilkes, Ernest. "One-liner." (February 7987; 138 —

Disk utility.
Williamson, H. G. "Tracking the tempest." (April

1987) 26 — Predict a hurricane landfall.
Correction, June 1987, p.116. HURRTRAK

Wilson, Stephen R. "Hint." (November 1986) 73 —

Multi-Pak tips.
Wolff, Harold L. "Look what they've done to my

CoCos." (March 1987) 46 — Battery backup for

the CoCo.
Womack, Wayne. "The CoCo scaler." (October

1986) 166 SCALER

Wood, James W. "Tic-tac-CoCo." (August 1986)

36 — Polar version of game. TICTACTO
Woods, Rick. "Deck the halls." (December 1986)

42 — Songs for Musica II. DECKHALL

MUSCLOAD TAPELOAD
Wright, Archor. "Amnotron animation." (July

1986) 54 — Animation program. AMNOTRON
Wright, Archor. "Fly off the handle." (August 1986)

81 — Flight simulator. FLIGHT
Zanger, Murray. "Thrifty CoCo handles what-if

calculations." (March 1987)35 FNANPLAN
Zumwalt, Greg L. "Living on Rainbow time."

(November 1986) 170 CLOCK1; CLOCK2 (OS9)
Zumwalt, Greg L. "Tandy Color Computer 3 does

windows, and a whole lot more." (September

1986)20

PRODUCT REVIEWS

"ADOS version 1.02." (June 1987) 146
"Advanced BASIC programming aid." (July 1986)

158
"Adventure in mythology." (August 1986) 139
"Alphabetizing." (September 1986) 135
"The amazin' maze game." (June 1987; 137
"Art gallery." (April 1987) 135
"Assembly language programming for the TRS-80

Color Computer (book)." (December 1986) 142
"Avatex 1200 modem." (December 1986) 132
"A2D deluxe joystick." (August 1986) 150
"Banner." (January 1987) 146
"Battle hymn." (December 1986) 144
"Bouncing boulders." (April 1987; 139
"Bowling league secretary." (September 1986) 141
"Bowling league secretary." (April 1987) 140
"Business bankbook." (August 1986; 144
"C Compiler." (October 1986) 143
"Car dealer assistant." (October 1986) 142
"Casper CoCo quick assembler." (September

7956,1137
"Cave walker." (June 1987) 135
"CC3 draw." (December 1986) 148 — Correction,

February 1987, p. 160.
"Champion." (May 1987J141
"Citizen 120D printer." (March 1987) 147
"CM-8 extender cable." (May 1987) 140
"CMOS conversion kit." (April 1987) 138
"CoCo Base I." (August 1986) 152
"CoCo diskzap utility." (October 1986) 147
"CoCo guru." (February 1987) 134
"CoCo hymnal." (March 1987) 143
"CoCo HI font bonanza." (April 1987) 148
"CoCo III secrets revealed (book)." (February

79S7J140
"CoCo III 512K upgrade." (March T987J 145
"CoCo-util II." (November 1986) 136
"CoCoachiever." (November 1986) 146
"CoCoSize." (April 1987) 143
"Code practice." (November 1986) 134
"Color connection." (April 1987) 134
"Color scribe III." (June 1987) 136
"Colorchestra." (October 1986) 135
"Colorscan." (January 1987; 136
"COMM-4." (December 1986) 134
"Computer bankbook." (August 1986) 144
"Computer hammer." (February 1987) 141
"The computer phone book." (November 1986)

135
"CyberTank." (November 1986) 149
"D.L. Logo." (January 1987) 147
"Darkmoor hold." fAugust 1986; 135
"Datapack II Plus; Datapack III Plus." (May 1987)

142
"DDAY." (February 1987) 138
"Digisector DS-69A." (November 1986) 140
"Disk BASIC unraveled (book)." (October 1986)

146
"Disk programming package." (January 1987) 144
"Diskman." (May 1987; 134
"Disto super RAM 3." (May 1987) 144
"DMS-3B digital memory scope." (December

79S6J146
"Dragon blade." (November 1986) 151
"Dragon slayer." (January 1987) 135
"The Dragon's castle." (June 1987) 143

July 1987 THE RAINBOW 1 55

"Dragon's temple." (December 1986) 136

"Drive 1 upgrade." (November 1986) 150

"DSKUtil." (July 1986) 153

"Dual DOS switcher." (February 1987) 138

"Eagle lander." (September 1986) 134

"Easy gradebook / Easy testwriter." (July 1986)

154
"The electronic robot dog." (January 1987) 139
"Elite word/80." (March 1987) 134
"Enhanced racing analysis package." (July 1986)

167
"Filesafe." (April 1987) 145
"FKEYS III." (Aphl1987) 142
"Flash card drill." (November 1986) 148
"Fourcube." (May 1987) 139
"Full screen editor & varisave." (April 7987) 144
"Gantelet." (February 1987) 135
"Gold tinder." (May 1987) 137
"Graphic echo." (October 1986) 138
"The guidebook for winning adventures (book)."

(February 1987)146
"Hall of the king II: The inner chamber."

(September 1986) 140
"Homeware." (July 1986) 169
"Infomania: The guide to essential electronic

services." (July 1986) 157
"Inside information (book)." (December 1986) 138
"Interbank incident." (March 1987) 139
"An introduction to the doctrines of grace." (July

1986)165
"Introductory Spanish courses." (April 1987) 146
"JramFt." (June 1987) 134
"Kameleon." (September 1986) 133
"Kamelion." (March 1987) 141
"Karate." (September 1986) 145
"Keep-trak." (July 1986) 162
"Keeping track." (March 1987) 142
"Language arts software." (March 1987) 146
"The Learning Company software." (June 1987)

142
"LEO." (November 1986) 145
"Listaid." (July 1986) 165
"LISTER." (November 1986) 139
"Little letters." (December 1986) 144
"Lockout." (June 1987) 140
"The lottery player." (February 1987) 143
"Lyra." (December 1986) 133
"The magic of Zanth." (March 7987/140
"Mailing list/data information." (August 1986) 149
"Map 'n zap." (January 1987) 148
"Master disk." (August 1986) 150
"Mathpack." (September 1986) 132
"Max fonts." f October 1986) 144

"The memory game." (October 1986) 146
"Memory manager." (October 1986) 139
"Memory minder." (September 1986) 144
"Micro fire." (October 1986) 149
"Mikeydial." (December 1986) 143
"MiniDOS9." (February 1987) 149
"Miscellaneous writings." (January 1987) 141
"Mission F-16 Assault." (October 1986) 136
"Modem pak (Radio Shack)." (August 1986) 146
"Mouse top." (January 1987) 140
"Music libraries." (February 1987) 137
"MYDOS." (June 1987) 144
"OS-9 utilities." (September 1986) 146
"OS-9 version 2.00." (July 1986) 166
"OTERM." (July 7986; 148
"Packer." (December 1986) 139
"PAL switcher." (June 1987) 13B
"Paper route." (November 1986) 147
"PBH-64 print buffer." (November 1986) 144
"PenPal." (August 1986) 194
"Pen Pal." (September 1986) 188
"Pinball factory." (August 1986) 134
"Plateau of the past." (September 1986) 139
"Pony express 24A modem." (January 1987) 148
"Portraits of Christ." (August 1986) 141
"The presidential decisions of George

Washington." (April 1987) 147
"Probaloto version 2.0." (November 1986) 143
"Psycho I." (September 1986) 138
"OS-9 level II." (May 1987)148
"Pump man." (October 1986) 134
"Puzzle math." (February 7987) 145
"The quest for reality." (November 1986) 150
"Quotes." (April 1987) 137
"The return of junior's revenge." (May 1987) 135
"River crossing." (March 1987) 135
"Rocky's boots." (April 1987) 135
"Roller controller." (May 1987) 150
"Rommel 3-D." (August 1986) 138
"Rules of writing." (April 1987) 142
"Salvdisk." (August 1986) 137
"SC68008 RAMdisk." (March 1987) 137
"SECA coupon filer." (June 1987) 139
"The SECA fraction review." (May 1987) 136
"Seikosha SP-1000A printer." (October 1986) 148
"ShockTrooper." (July 1986) 157
"Sigmaword." (May 7987; 147
"Skance." (August 1986) 140
"Snap study system." (July 1986) 164
"Softreader." (March 1987) 144
"Software bonanza package." (July 1986) 149
"Soundscope." (June 1987) 133
"Spectrum keyboard." (August 1986) 151

"State the facts game." (May 1987) 146
"StopBurn." (June 1987) 140
"Studies in the parables." (February 1987) 142
"Super collection of super games." (June 1987)

145
"Super programming aid version 2." (January

1987)138
"Super programming aid." (July 1986) 158
"Super programming aid." (April 1987) 136
"Survey programs." (May 1987) 138
"A synopsis of books of the Holy Bible." (March

1987) 143
"Teacher pak plus." (March 1987) 138
"Telepatch II." (July 1986) 168
"TX." (December 1986) 136
"TXD." (July 1986) 151
"U.S. stamp inventory management system." (July

1986) 156
"U-buff." (August 1986) 151
"Ultra label maker." (February 1987) 144
"Ultra telepatch." (November 7986) 138
"UNDERWARE." (February 1987) 136
"Uninterrupted power source." (September 1986)

149
"Unkill." (October 1986) 144
"VIP write enhancer." (February 1987) 148
"Vortex factor." (July 1986) 152
"Wall Street." (October 1986) 137
"White fire of eternity." (December 1986) 135
"Wico command control trackball." (September

1986)136
"Wishbringer." (August 1986) 148
"The witness." (July 1986) 163
"Wizard's castle." (August 1986) 136
"Wizard." (July 1986) 168
"The Word Factory's word meaning." (March

1987)136
"The Word Factory — synonyms and antonyms."

(June 1987) 132
"The word search game." (April 1987) 140
"WordPak-RS." (October 7986) 149
"Writest." (January 1987) 150
"XWord. XSpell, XMerge." (July 1986) 170
"York 10 educational software." (January 1987)

134
"York 10 Educational Software." (May 7987; 144
"York 10 Software Library — physics." (February

1987)140
"Zork I." (July 1986) 150
"1986 tax estimate." (September 1986) 148
"3-D graphics." (January 1987) 145

/R\

Hint

I Screen, You Screen

The PALETTE command is used to easily change the
colors of the screen you are working on. The following
table indicates the slots used for various screen
parameters.

Mode

32-column
40/80-column

Foreground
Slot

Slot 12
SlotO

Background
Slot

Slot 13
Slot 8

As an example, in the 32-column mode,
PflLETTEl2,G3:PALETTEl3,0 will give white letters
on a black background. In the 40- or 80-column mode,

PfILETTE0,0:PH"LETTEB,G3:CLSl will accomplish

the same thing. Note that the CLS1 is used to make
the border color the same as the background.

Bertrand Dugre
Quebec, Canada

Hint. . .

Neat Little Modification

The following is intended mostly for those who have
some experience in hardware alterations. You can
easily mount a DB-25 connector on the side of your
CoCo and hook it to the existing keyboard connec-
tions on the bottom of the board. Then take an old
CoCo keyboard (or buy a new one) and an old CoCo
case (or build your own) and make a stand-alone
keyboard. Just wire the keyboard to a DB-25 connec-
tor that will mate with the one mounted on the CoCo.
Nine of the conductors on a 25-conductor cable are
not needed. However, they open up the possibility for
remote reset, power-on indicator, etc. Once you have
worked out the particulars and constructed your
remote keyboard, move the CoCo and Multi-Pak
Interface and other accessories off your desk. You will
be surprised at the neat appearance this little modi-
fication offers.

Fred Schmidt
Englewood, CA

156

THE RAINBOW July 1987

The Seventh Year
Of Rainbow

An index to the articles, programs, reviews
and authors appearing in the rainbow from
July 1987 through June 1988.

Compiled and Edited
by Leslie A. Foster

Copyright© 1988, Falsoft, Inc.

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES
(July 1981 to June 1988) — 4129

This is the fifth index to the Rainbow.

Previous indexes to the Rainbow are available as

follows:

July 1981 to June 1984— July 1984 issue

July 1984 to June 1985— July 1985 issue

July 1985 to June 1986— July 1986 issue

July 1986 to June 1987— July 1987 issue

The subject breakdown, and number of items
per heading are shown below. The number follow-
ing in brackets is the total number of articles pub-
lished since 1981 in that topic (where indexed).

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE — 2 (45)

BUSINESS-9 (38)

CLUBS-3 (15)

COMMUNICATIONS — 27 (92)

DISK —4(62)

EDITORIAL COMMENT - 22 (46)

EDUCATION-GENERAL — 77 (255)

GAME— 41 (292)

GAME-ADVENTURE - 4 (26)

GAME UTILITY —3(3)

GENERAL —14(178)

GRAPHICS-58 (274)

HARDWARE PROJECT— 12 (57)

HARDWARE TUTORIAL - 5 (23)

HINT —26(57)

HOME APPLICATION - 31 (125)

MUSIC-15 (66)

ONE/TWO LINER PROGRAMS — 34 (99)

OPERATING SYSTEMS-OS9 - 22 (103)

PRINTER —13(77)

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS — 27 (101)

TUTORIAL - 24 (76)

UTILITY —32(170)

WORD PROCESSING - 1 (14)

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES — 613 (4129)

AUTHORS — 444 (2280)

PRODUCT REVIEWS — 132 (1681)

RAINBOW ON TAPE/DISK - 335 (1795)

Leslie A. Foster is the System Manager
of Novanet, a jointly owned computer
library system for the academic libraries
in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Dibble, Peter. "A computer's ancient native lan-
guage." (July 1987) 100 — Assembly language
aid. CDUMP

Gabler, David J. "Assembly language: Getting
back to BASICS." (June 1988) 44

BUSINESS

Archer, David. "CoCo 3 number cruncher." (March

1988) 146 — Spreadsheet program. SUM128

MONTEST
Bernico, Bill. "Advertising profit predictor."

(March 1988) 32 ADPROFIT
Conant, Shawn. "Putting it on their tab." (March

1988) 20 — Print invoices for parts and labor.

BILLGEN
Corson, Alan J. "The CoCo power user." (May

1988) 146 — CoCo 3 as an effective office auto-
mation tool.
Hitko, Don. "Worksheet printer." (March 1988) 73

SHEET
Leistico, Dale James. "Delivering the goods."

(March 1988) 36 — Bookkeeping system for

newspaper carriers. PAPERS
May, Charles. "Taking stock." (March 1988) 60 —

Inventory control. STOCK
Paroubek, Larry M. "Finding the right person for

the job." (January 1988) 106 — Create job

descriptions. JOB DESC
Thompson, E. C. "In good form." (March 1988) 72

— Print receipts. RECEIPT

CLUBS

"Clubs, clubs, clubs." (August 1987) 146
"Clubs, clubs, clubs." (December 1987) 148
"Clubs, clubs, clubs." (May 1988) 141

COMMUNICATIONS

Alger, Paul. "Caught up in a galactic conflict."

(November 1987) 78 — BBS game. Correction,

January, 1988, p.138. NEWGAME GALACTIC

REMOTE2
Anderson, Doug. "Personal password protector."

(November 1987) 95 — Random password

generator. PASSWORD
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: A conversation

with the CoCo SIG manager." (October 1987)

100
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: All roads lead to

the CoCo SIG." (July 1987) 120
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Bringing itdown!"

(June 1988) 163
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Buffer capture

garbage." (September 1987) 46
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Delphi's online

debate team." (February 1988) 146
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Files and

protocols." (May 1988) 160
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Reach out and

touch someone." (March 1988) 140
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Some helpful

improvements." (November 1987) 62
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: The battle line is

being drawn." (August 1987) 102
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Database down-
loading." (April 1988) 157.
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: The times are

achanging." (December 1987) 121
Bossinger, Sean. "Autodial reaches out across the

miles." (November 1987) 144 AUTODIAL
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (July 1987)

121
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (August 1987)

102
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (September

1987) 46
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (October

1987) 100
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (November

1987) 63
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (December

1987) 121

Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (February

79SSJ146
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (March

140
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (April

157
Hutchison, Don. "Database report," (May 1£

160
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (June

163
Hutchison, Don. "Getting started with Delphi."

(November 1987) 64
Jorgenson, Michael. "A BBS that's SysOp friendly

and hacker hostile." (November 1987) 152

BOOT.BAS BBS-BORD.SYS SYSOP.EDT

TEXTGEN.EDT

DISK

Berenz, Michael. "An inside view." (July 1987) 97

— Disk utility. DISKSEEK

Honaker, Scott. "Exercise your drives." (June

1988) 110FDCAID

Lawson, Matt. "Backup and go." (July 1987) 98 —
Quicker disk backups. Correction, June 1988,
p.38. FASTCOPY

McGarrity, A. L. "The perfect disk manager." (July
1987) 30— Disk utility LOCATOR DISKDATA

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2" (June 1988) 10 —

Discussion of suit between Apple and Microsoft

and HP.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (July 1987) 12 —

Sixth anniversary comments.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (August 1987) 12 —

Changes for the next year.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (September 1987) 12

— Discussion of Rainbow Seal of Certification.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (October 1987; 12 —

"We're doing OK."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (November 1987) 12

— "An exchange of ideas."

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (January 1988) 12 —

"Keeping in touch."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (February 1988) 12

— "Some random thoughts."

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (March 1988) (March
1988) 12 — 'Yes, Alan, there is a future for the
Color Computer.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (April 1988) 12 —

'Seasons of change' (Staff changes at the

Rainbow.)
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (May 1988) 12 —

How the Rainbow supports all models of

CoCo's.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building a Rainbow."

(September 1987) 16 — Continuing Rainbow's

development.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building October's

Rainbow." (October 1987) 16
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building January's

July 1988 THE RAINBOW 133

Rainbow." (January 1988) 16 — Introduction to

beginner's issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building February's

Rainbow." (February 1988) 16 — Introduction to

utilities issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building March's Rainbow."

(March 1988) 16 — Introduction to business and

finance issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building April's Rainbow."

(April 1988) 16 — Introduction to home help

issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building May's Rainbow."

(May 1988) 16 — Upcoming changes.

Reed, James E.' "Building a Rainbow." (August

1987) 16 — Introducing Jutta Kapfhammer as

new Managing Editor.
Reed, James E. "Building July's Rainbow." (July

1987) 16
Reed, James E. "Building November's Rainbow."

(November 1987) 16 — Introduction to

Telecommunications issue.
Reed, James E. "Print#-2." (December 1987) 12 —

Wants help writing a book about the CoCo.

EDUCATION

Bernico, Bill. "Any way you slice it." (September

1987) 40 — Teach fractions. FRACTION
Bernico, Bill. "How much do you have?"

(September 1987) 70 — Count your money.

MONEYJAR
Bernico, Bill. "Teacher's pet." (September 1987)

76— Help teacher total scores. GRADER
Blount, Andy. "The power of the mind."

(September 1987) 36 — Demonstrates artificial

intelligence. ANIMALS
Blyn, Steve. "Can you afford a burger attack?"

(January 1988) 54 — Estimating expenses.

FASTFOOD
Blyn, Steve. "Differences and similarities." (May

1988) 88 — Review of synonyms, etc. NYMS
Blyn, Steve. "Electricity and circuit

experimentation." (December 1987) 98 — Teach

electrical circuits. CIRCUIT
Blyn, Steve. "Fun with phonics." (March 1988) 89

PHONICS
Blyn, Steve. "Getting a fix on triangles."

(September 1987) 138 TRIANGLE
Blyn, Steve. "Learning in the end zone." (October

1987)94 — Educational football quiz. CCBLITZ
Blyn, Steve. "Number fun for the very young."

(August 1987) 97 NUMREVUE
Blyn, Steve. "Presidential election preview." (April

1988) 70 — Polling program. ELECTION
Blyn, Steve. "Restaurant reckonings." (February

1988) 76 SHOPPING
Blyn, Steve. "Spell down to vocabulary fitness."

(July 1987) 56 — Language arts game.

SPELDOWN
Blyn, Steve. "Upgrading keyboard skills."

(November 1987) 76 — Typing tutor. TYPING
Blyn, Steve. "Who, what and where?" (June 1988)

86 — Sharpen reference skills. MAGPARTS
Dorrity, Dennis. "Report card payoff." (September

1987) 20 — Total up the report card. GRADE$
Duncan, James Dale. "Learning your ABCs."

(September 1987) 72 LETRGETR
Gordley, Richard D. "CoCo sets the pace."

(September 1987) 140 — Measure reading speed

and comprehension. Correction, October 1987,

p.50. TACHISTO
Kolar, Joseph. "Parlez-vous CoCo francais?"

(December 1987) 144
Levinson, Eric. "The ins and outs of Boolean."

(May 1988) 100 — Binary math practice.

BOOLEAN
Linge, John M. "Sounding out the ABC's."

(February 1988) 142 ABCMRG
MacLellan, Gary. "A colorful resistance." (July
1987) 44 — Teach color codes of resistors.

RESISTOR
Mayeux, Ann B. "ABC is not just child's play."

(September 1987) 58 — Introduce kids to

computers. ABC
Monroe, Richard. "Achieving simple equality."

(July 1987) 50 — Educational game for children.

BALANCE
Musumeci, John. "Goodbye flashcards."

(September 1987) 72 TIMETABL
Plog, Michael. "Computers in school

management." (November 1987) 150
Plog, Michael. "Education overview: Approaches

for lifelong learning." (August 1987) 32
Plog, Michael. "Learning readiness and

computers." (September 1987) 32
Rittenhouse, James E. "Math can be fun."

(September 1987) 71 MATHTCHR
Scerbo, Fred B. "Getting geared up for safer

driving." (September 1987) 90 — Road skills

instructor. ROADSKIL
Scerbo, Fred B. "Grammar 101 Part II." (June

1988) 154 SENTENCE
Scerbo, Fred B. "Keying into CoCo's power." (July

1987) 112+ — Keyboard training. COCOKEYS
Scerbo, Fred B. "Know what I mean?" (January

1988)90 — Recognizing complete sentences

and fragments. SENTENCE
Scerbo, Fred B. "On the road again." (December

1987)52 — Learn traffic safety rules. ROAD II
Scerbo, Fred B. "Reading and decoding skills."

(May 1988) 74 JUMBLE
Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the reservoir." (April

1988) 146 — Fixes to recent programs. BLOOD
HEART DRIVE2 COCOKEYS SPELLKEY

Scerbo, Fred B. "Sentence savvy." (March 1988)

78 SENTENCE
Scerbo, Fred B. "The spelling game." (August

1987) 92 COCOKEY2
Scerbo, Fred B. "The ultimate testing programs."

(February 1988) 94 — Generate quizzes.

SUPRTEST
Scerbo, Fred B. "Understanding verb use."

(October 1987) 158 VERBTEST
Smith, Bill. "Wipe out letters." (September 1987)

74 CRUNCHER
Toscano, Louis R. "The electronic blackboard."

(September 1987) 106 — Mathematics teaching

aid. GRAPH

GAME

Allen, Scot. "The Queen's quarrel." (October 1987)

28 — Chess like puzzle. QUEENS
Augsburg, Cray. "The vote is in." (February 1988)

36 — Adventure contest report.
Barden, William, Jr. "An A 'maze' ing adventure."

(February 1988) 171 FINDMAZE NEWMAZE
Behrmann, Darrel. "It's a touchdown!" (October

1987) 83 FOOTBALL

Belanger, Allan J. "CoCo concentration." (August

1987)20— Memory game MEMOCARD
Bernico, Bill ; and Aftamonow, George. "Beat the

dealer." (August 1987) 84 BLAKJACK
Compton, David. "Undercover CoCo." (April 1988)

73 — Construct cryptograms. ENCRYPT
DeMarco, Brian. "CoCo caliber." (April 1988) 74

SHOOTEM
DeMarco, Brian. "Picking up the pieces." (June

1988) 82 COLLECT

Donald, Steve. "Battle back with munchkin

blaster." (August 1987) 44 BLASTER
English, William D. "Learn CoCo learn." (August
1987) 50 — Artificial intelligence helps CoCo

play. COCOLERN
Flaishaker, Paul. "Theater management." (August

1987) 88 — A puzzle. THEATRE
French, Paul. "Usetown annex." (January 1988) 58

— Simulate a city planner. RVSLINE USETOWN
Gleason, Chris. "Hit me if you can." (January

1988)76 HITME
Holsten, Phil. "Helicopter hero." (March 1988) 42

HELIHERO
James, John. "Five in a row." (March 1988) 76

CONNECT5
Johnson, Clyde, Jr. "Lunar rescue." (August 1987)

116 RESCUE
Johnson, Neil. "Scrambled screen of letters."

(August 1987) 90 — Memory game. WORD1
Jolley, David. "Start your engines." (August 1987)

86 — Racing car game SPEEDSTR
Jones, Tudor. "Solitaire upgrade — automatic

finish." (January 1988) 171 — Modification to

December, 1986, p. 76. Correction, May 1988,
p. 154.
Kenny, Keiran. "Alphabet roulette." (November

1987) 97 ALFAWORD

Kerckhoff, Peter. "Sneaky snake." (August 1987)

26 SNEAKY
Koch, Daren. "Bee zapper." (September 1987) 50

BEEZAP
Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James. "Doing

the trivia rag." (September 1987) 152 — Trivia

game. TRIVIAG; TRIVIAFC
Marsh, Albert P. "Rootin' tootin' sharpshootin'

CoCo." (August 1987) 105 SHOOTN
Martinez, Louis. "Back to square one." (January

1988) 74 PUZZLE

Miller, Scott; and Cushing, Mike. "Guild of the
Kingmaker." (April 1988) 86 KINGBOOT; KING

Moon, J. R. "The blue block blues." (November
1987)97 DODGE

Morrison, John. "Making magic." (August 1987) 88

— A magic square. MAGICSQR
Nevin, Bob. "Lotsa luck!" (June 1988) 81

LOTT048
Owens, Tony. "Blockout wipeout." (May 1988) 94

BLOCKOUT
Phillips, George. "Tank command." (June 1988)60

— Defend terrain against enemy air force.
BLITZ1; BLITZ2; BLITZ3

Sirolly, Michael T. "Strata." (May 1988) 20 —

Action game. STRATA
Stewart, Shawn. "Have a hand at hangman."

(August 1987) 89 HANGMAN
Sutphin, Ricky. "A frightfully good time!" (October

1987) 20 HORROR
Sward, Steven. "Sub search." (March 1988) 122

SUBSERCH
Taulli, T. C. "Batter up!" (July 1987) 105 —Trivia

game based on baseball. TRIVIA
Tilenius, Eric W. "The urchins from the Black

Lagoon." (January 1988) 31 URCHIN
Tucker, Eric. "One good turn deserves another."

(May 1988) 30 — Strategy game. FLIPIT
Ward, Logan. "CoCo has all the answers."

(November 1987) 52 MAGIC3
Wolf, Eric A. "Into the danger zone." (August 1987)

58 — F-15 ground assault simulator. F15EAGLE

GAME - ADVENTURE

Bell, Bruce K. "To overthrow the controllers."
(February 1988) 42 — Adventure contest winner
CONTROL; CNTRL

Parson, Louis. "The Kingdom of Le Lutin." (July
1987) 58 — Adventure game. Correction,
October, 1987, p. 50. LE LUTIN

Ruangchotvit, Chinarut. "Castle of death." (Febru-
ary 1988) 65 — Adventure contest winner.

CASTLE

Wilson, Lonni. "A Christmas dream." (December
1987) 20 — Christmas adventure game. DREAM

GAME UTILITY

Ashby, Lou. "Keeping score with CoCo." (August

1987) 36 — Keep track of hard won scores.

SCOREBRD
Cooney, Mike. "Get the home court advantage."

(September 1987) 42 — Basketball scoreboard.

SCOREBRD
Haupt, Neil. "Help for adventurers." (August 1987)

90 — Adventure map printer. MAPPER

GENERAL

"Anniversary special — pull out calendar." (July

1987) 99
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: The mystery

of the Tandy anagram." (May 1988) 170

PALINDRM LETTERS PERMS
Foster, Leslie A. "The sixth year of Rainbow."

(July 1987) 145 — Index, July 1986 to June 1987.
"Gift buyer's guide." (November 1987) 57
Goodman, Marty ; and Hutchison, Don. "CoCoing

abroad." (November 1987) 32 — Using the CoCo

overseas.

134

THE RAINBOW

July 1S

Goodman, Marty. "A guide to RGB analog
monitors for the CoCo 3." (August 1987) 68

Goodman, Marty. "Monitor updates." (November
1987) 33 — Upgrade to August '87 article.

Pettus, Ronald. "Plumbing for your CoCo."
(November 1987) 36 — Making computer stands
out of plastic pipe.

Preble, Laurence D. "A healthy interface: Body
maintenance and computing." (February
118 — Posture problems and computing.

"The RAINBOWfest reporter." (September 1987)

78 — Report of April 1987 RAINBOWfest
(Chicago).

"RAINBOWfest reporter." (March 1988) 25 —

Report from Princeton, October 9-11, 1987.
Rogers, Robert. "Compu match." (February

30 — Computer dating. MATCH
Samuels, Edward. "Who's gonna know?" (July

1987) 123 — Copyright law review.
Wiens, Michael F. "CoCo 3 potpourri." (June

158 CC3PATCH

GRAPHICS

Aftamonow, George ; and Aftamonow, Ellen.
"CoCo 3 canvas." (May 1988) 91 CANVAS
Anderson, Larry. "A stitch in time." (December

1987) 108 XSTITCH

Barden, William, Jr. "From flatland to 3-D."

(October 1987) 166
Barden, William, Jr. "Hands-on Hershey." (April

1988) 170 — Create various characters.
FONTUTIL HFDRIVER EXAMPLE

Bell, Mark. "This wreath hangs indoors."

(December 1987) 72 WREATH
Bennett, Jim "Sign in please." (May 1988) 52 —

Use the CoCo to copy your signature.

SIGNATUR
Benway, Patrick. "All the colors of the rainbow."

(December 1987) 74 COLRFEST
Bernico, Bill ; and Aftamonow, George. "The

clown of a hundred faces." (January 1988) 44

CLOWNS
Bernico, Bill. "Graphing great guitars." (June

1988) 56 GUITARS
Bernico, Bill. "Prepare before you paint." (October

1987)82 P178&GL
Bernico, Bill. "Ye olde font." (May 1988) 36 —

Graphics print font styles. SCRNFONT
Carrock, Solla. "Animation film festival." (October

1987) 114 ANIMATE PICTBOOK
Catlett, Brian. "Wear your heart on your screen."

(February 1988) 100 — Electronic Valentine's

day card. VALNTINE
Curtis, H. Allen. "PALETTEable color mixing."

(April 1988) 124 — Utility to make color

selection easier. COLORMIX
Curtis, H. Allen. "Screen dump extraordinaire."

(October 1987) 30 — Correction, November

1987, p.116. SCRNDUMP; SCRNDMPS

LP78DMPS TESTSCRN
DellaFave, Renard. "A festival of lights."

(December 1987) 28 — Graphics for Hanukkah.

HANUKKAH
Ferreira, Ken. "Tunnel effects." (November 1987)

96 — Graphics demo. CIRCLE; CIRCLE2
Hall, Greg. "A short day's journey into the night."

(November 1987) 106 — Graphics demo CITY

SUN
Hawkins, Darryl W. "Two screens accompany, but

three is not a crowd." (November 1987) 100 — A

third graphics screen. DEMO
Kenny, Keiran. "Laying it on the line." (January

1988)73 LINEDRAW
Kenny, Keiran. "Mirror image." (October 1987) 81

MIRORPIX
Kolar, Joseph. "DRAW statements: Getting the

picture." (August 1987) 149
Kolar, Joseph. "Graphics experience you can

draw from." (July 1987) 157 — Use of DRAW

command.
Krom, Matt. "Powerful pages." (July 1987) 94 —

Graphics demo. HI CIRCLE
Machurek, Ed, Jr. "Merry Martian." (October 1987)

79 MARTIAN

Matthews, Becky F. "Electrifying graphics using

PMODE power." (October 1987) 44 ENERGY
McDowell, Jim. "One starry night." (November

1987) 96 — Graphics demo STARS
Montgomery, Scott. "Graphics creation transfer."

(October 1987) 48 GRAFTRAN
Musumeci, John. "CoCo's daring flying machine."

(January 1988) 73 AIRPLANE
Ostrom, Steven M. "Artifact colors on CoCo 3's

RGB." (February 1988) 114 PATCH LOOK
Parker, Sanjay. "Freaky face." (October 1987) 78

FUNFACE
Pokorny, Douglas. "Adding the HPRINT capability

to PMODE 4." (May 1988) 155 FONTDEMO;

FONTPOKE ROMRAM
Pruyne, Jim. "A star like a wheel." (March 1988) 75

STARS
Rodriguez, Ana M. "Non-smoking section." (May

1988) 90 NO SMOKE

Sapello, Donald. "Peeling graphics." (February

1988) 154 PEELPCLS SAMPLE
Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo cathead: 20 seconds into

the future." (November 1987) 113— Talking

CoCo cathead. CATHEAD
Shoobs, Bernice M. "High-tech quilting bee."

(April 1988) 75 QUILT
Shoobs, Bernice. "CoCo cuddler." (January 1988)

74 — Graphics demo. PLAID
Shortt, Don ; and Duncan, M. G. "The Christmas

star." (December 1987) 70 XMASSTAR
Sutphin, Ricky. "A demonstration in art." (October

1987) 80 COCOART
Tadman, Sandy. "Life in a fish bowl." (February

1988)78 — Electronic aquarium. AQUARIUM
Weaver, Daniel T. "Graphics reference chart."

(May 1988) 92 GRAFCODE
Weide, Dennis H. "A picture is worth 6144 bytes."

(February 1988) 126 — Reversing a PMODE 4

graphic. REVERSE1; REVERSE2; REVERSE3;

REVERSE4
White, Eric. "The color gallery." (February 1988)

85 — CoCo 3 graphics. CHANGER GALLERY

PALPRINT
Williams, John G. "CoCo draw update." (October

1987) 98 — Update from October 1986, p.59.
Correction, December, 1987, p.24. MENUGEN
COCODRAW

Wright, Archor. "Initially 3-D." (October 1987) 53
3DLETTER

HARDWARE PROJECT

DiStefano, Tony. "Beginners — add an LED to your

controller." (January 1988) 144 — LED on the

disk controller.
DiStefano, Tony. "Build a half-megabyte ROM

disk." (April 1988) 154
DiStefano, Tony. "Build an electronic EPROM

emulator eraser." (February 1988) 150
DiStefano, Tony. "Building an EPROM emulator."

(September 1987) 150
DiStefano, Tony. "Finishing the printer adapter."

(December 1987) 156
DiStefano, Tony. "Increasing character display."

(June 1988) 138
DiStefano, Tony. "Multi-pak LED upgrade." (May

79SSJ168
DiStefano, Tony. "A new improved printer adapter."

(November 1987) 38
Huang, David. "Internal sound." (June 1988) 99 —

Circuit to produce sound internally.
Onley, Ray. "Child-proofing the CoCo." (January

1988) 142— Keyboard locking switch.
Weide, Debbie ; and Weide, Dennis H. "Galileo

and the CoCo." (December 1987) 160 —A
science project to re-do Galileo's experiment.
TIMER.BIN; TIMER. BAS
Weide, Dennis H. "Static RAM interface." (May
1988) 150 — A RAM pack for the CoCo ROM
port.

HARDWARE TUTORIAL

Barden, William, Jr. "Digitizing the world,

revisited." (June 1988) 114
DiStefano, Tony. "Bigger and better Eproms."

(March 1988) 158
DiStefano, Tony. "Clever uses for memory."

(August 1987) 124
DiStefano, Tony. "Dissecting the disk controller."
(October 1987) 126

HINT

Bouchard, Roger. "Hint." (February 1988) 115 —

Bug in HPRINT command. Corrected, April,

1988, p.14.
Caesar, Cornelius. "Hint." (August 1987) 134 —
"Useful commands for controlling graphics."
Dugre, Bertrand. "Hint." (July 1987) 156 —Palette

command hints.
Ellenburg, George. "Hint." (March 1988) 80 —High

speed poke with cassette recorder.
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (August 1987) 138 — Pokes

to remove plus/minus signs.
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (October 1987) 189 —80-

column EDTASM+.
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (January 1988) 136 — Using

INKEY$
Hameluck, Jeff. "Hint." (September 1987) 136 —

EDTASM aid.
Harris, Tim. "Hint." (July 1987) 96— Use CoCo

MAX cartridge.
Hemenway, Ron. "Hint." (February 1988) 38 —

Make disk labels stick better.
"Hint." (July 1987) 134 — Put 'call waiting' on

hold.
"Hint." (August 1987) 24 — Tape recorder I/O fix.
"Hint." (August 1987) 148 — "Waiting for the

keystroke."
"Hint." (November 1987) 116 — Disk directory

printout.
"Hint." (February 1988) 136 — Placement of disk

drive and TV.
"Hint." (March 1988) 144 — Bolt CoCo and Multi-
pak to a piece of plywood.
Mills, David. "Hint." (March 1988) 182 — M/L

autostart.
Petrak, Darryl L. "Hint." (October 1 987) 14 —

Resuming from an accidental 'BREAK.'
Power, Will C. "Hint." (October 1987) 189 —

Changing color sets.
Ritchey, Ralph. "Hint." (September 1987) 166 —

Undo editing changes.
Schmidt, Fred. "Hint." (July 1987) 156 —Keyboard

connection modification.
Shelton, Douglas C. "Hint." (August 1987) 98 —

Printer repair.
Shinatzki, Steven. "Hint." (October 1987) 14 —

Using INKEY.
Stevenson, Colin D. "Hint." (September 1987) 14

— VIP colors.

Stewart, James M. "Hint." (February 1988) 87 —

Print using high speed poke.
Taggart, Ned M. "Hint." (March 1988) 144 —

Trouble shoot a locked up keyboard.

HOME APPLICATION

Allen, David. "CoCo concoctions." (December

1987)11 APPLEPIE
Anderson, Larry. "CoCo's auto maintenance

manager." (April 1988) 58 — Keep maintenance

schedules for up to 5 vehicles. MAIN EXPNS

REM
Beckles, Orman Cyril, III. "The Post Office."

(March 1988) 104 — Mailing list program. —

Major correction, April, 1988, p.30. POST
Bernico, Bill. "I owe, I owe." (January 1988) 82 —

Calculate monthly payments. PAYMENTS
Burdon, Kenneth. "WATTS the electrical cost of

appliances." (November 1987) 46 ELECFORM
Copley, Don. "Let your CoCo do the walking."

(November 1987) 70 — Database for phone

numbers. NUMFILE
Dettmann, Harvey. "How cold is it." (October

1987) 82— Calculate wind chill factor.

WINDCHIL
Dingle, Brent. "Improve your typing skills."

(January 1988) 82 TYPER
Eizenga, Jack W. "Rules of 78's." (March 1988) 100

— Determine whether to pay off loans ahead of
schedule. RULEOF78

I Franz, James E. "Stock analyzer." (March 1988) 94
I — Use it to time investment decisions.

July 1£

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135

INVTREND
Furman, George R. "Stitch niohe-ery." (December
1987)76 — Make embroidery patterns.

EMBROID
Holdorf, William J. "Appointment calendar."

(January 1988) 100 — Print an appointment

book. CALENDAR
Kolesar, Fred. "A CoCo pop-up calendar." (April

1988)74 CALENDAR
LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we started from

part 2." (October 1987) 144 FAMILY CHART
LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we started

from." (September 1987) 102 — Genealogy aid.
PAGE
Mayfield, Randy. "That's entertainment."

(December 1987) 92 — VCR index VCRTAPES
Mayfield, Randy. "VCR tapes update." (February

1988) 77
Mooallem, Saul. "Spreading it on a little thicker."

(March 1988) 54 — Spreadsheet program

enhanced. SPREAD2
Piersma, Daniel. "The home financial analyst."

(April 1988) 112 — Help at tax time. BUDGET

REPORT
Pittman, Larry P. "Beating the college crunch."

(June 1988) 26 — Calculate college saving plan.

COLLEGE
Rau, Fred. "Hit the road." (July 1987) 95 —

Vacation log VACATION
Remick, Jeff. "Who'll win on the gridiron?"

(December 1987) 78 — Pick football winners.

FOOTBALL
Ruby, Paul, Jr. "Financial planning for your future."

(January 1988) 84 — Analyze savings plan.

COCOSAVR
Saunderson, George F. "Making a Christmas ad-
dress list." (December 1987) 66 — Correction,

February 1988, p.14, April 1988, p.14. XMASLIST

Schlottmann, Robert S." "Preparing for Uncle Sam."

(January 1988) 112 — Keep tax records in order.

Correction, March 1988, p.40. TAX.BAS; TAX-

INFO.XX REVFIELD SETUP.BAS
Smiley, J. T. "Happy (un) birthday to you!"

(January 1988) 80 — Calculate age in seconds.

BIRTHDAY
Spencer, Brad. "Good things are cookin' on

CoCo." (April 1988) 28 — Database for recipes.

RECIPES
Tinklepaugh, Dale. "Financial time conversions."

(April 1988) 34 — Personal financial 'toolbox.'

FINANCE
Tottingham, Bill. "Home inventory manager."

(April 1988) 42 INVNTORY
Turowksi, Donald. "Keep your memories in order."

(December 1987) 46 — Create labels for photo

album. PHOTOTAG
Upperman, James A. "Operation child protect."

(April 1988) 20 — Generate medical

authorization form. MED FORM

MUSIC

Arko, Lyn. "Listen to what they done." (June

80 MUSICPRO
Boots, Greg. "Print that tune!" (June 1988)52

PRINTUNE
Burke, Val. "Playin' the blues." (June 1988) 20

COCOBLUZ
Dods, Stuart C. "Preventing dis-chord." (June

1988) 140 — Learn position of keyboard chords.

CHORDS
Golias, Ruth E. "A Christmas potpourri." (December
1987) 100 — Christmas music and graphics.

Correction, April 1988, p.14. XMASPORI

Lawrence, Ingrid ; and Bourdeaux, Mark. "Hurray
for the red, white and blue." (July 1987) 20 —
Music and graphics for the 4th of July.
SSBANNER USSONGS

Matthews, Becky F. "CoCo goes country." (June
1988)36 — Music and graphics of Nashville.
ROCKYTOP

Mosley, John. "Do you hear what I hear?"
(December 1987) 86 — Correction, June 1988,
p.38. XMASSONG MLEDITOR MLSONG

Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Adventures in music." (June

1988) 79 THECAVE EXPLORE2
Plaster, Gip Wayne. "From scales to Mozart.'

(January 1988) 72 MUS1
Shelton, Garry L. "Color composer." (June

42 — Create and edit songs. SONGWRTR
Shoobs, Bernice. "Too many (hie) bottles of beer."

(June 7988J79 99BEERS
Spiller, Jeremy. "Synthesizer sound-off." (June

1988) 102 — Turn PLAY command into a

synthesizer. SUPRPLAY WAVEDIT
Thompson, Ernie. "Blast from the past." (June

1988) 96 JUKEBOX
Willoughby, Lauren. "Calibrate your ears." (June
1988) 78 PITCHER

ONE AND TWO-LINER PROGRAMS

Becwar, Arron. "Two liner contest winner."

(February 1988) 77 — Graphics demo.
Bell, Bruce K. "One liner contest winner." (May

1988) 14 — Disk verify program.
Bryson, B. J. "Two liner contest winner." (January

1988) 14 — Graphics demo.
Campbell, Jerry. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 12 — Roll dice.
Cooper, Rick. "Two liner contest winner."

(January 1988) 14 — Graphics demo.
Cunin, K. T. "Two liner contest winner."

(September 1987) 168 — Graphics demo.
Demers, James R. "One liner contest winner."

(June 1988) 146 — Make address labels.
Dickau, Robert M. "One liner contest winner."

(May 1988) 188 —Game
Durant, Evan. "One-liner contest winner." (August

1987) 152 — Scrambled word game.
Fladung, Nick. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 188 — Graphics demo.

Florence, Bernard. "One-liner contest winner."

(July 1987) 132 — Graphics demo
Fye, David. "Two liner contest winner." (August

1987)94 - Game.
Gehrke, Edward R. "One liner contest winner."

(May 1988) 33 — Graphics demo.
Gerhardt, Jerry. "Two-liner." (July 1987) 33 —

Weight on different planets.
Gongaware, Dana. "Two liner contest winner."

(July 1987) 96 — Graphics demo.
Guilford, Lonny. "One liner contest winner." (April

1988) 123 — Graphics demo.
Haussmann, Gary. "One liner contest winner."

(March 1988) 46 — Graphics demo.
Hawkinson, Stuart. "One liner contest winner."

(May 1988) 189 — Amortization schedule.
Hurt, Peter. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1987) 41 — Game.
Keller, Paul. "One liner contest winner." (May

1988) 14 — Draw graphs of functions.
Lowe, Brad. "One liner contest winner." (February

1988)74 — Golf game.
Lowe, Brad. "One liner contest winner." (February

1988) 132 —Disk checker.
Martin, Jim. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 12 — Graphics demo.
McClintock, Ronald E. "One liner contest winner."

(February 1988) 151 — Game.
Nemitz, Vernon. "One liner contest winner."

(December 1987) 14 — PCLEAR routine.

Correction, January, 1988, p.138.
Radachowsky, Sage. "Two liner contest winner."

(October 1987) 22 — Graphics demo.
Rowgo, Russ. "Two liner contest winner."

(September 1987) 77 — Game.
Rucinski, Mark. "Two liner contest winner."

(October 1987) 102 — Graphics demo.
Schuler, Keith. "One liner contest winner." (March

1988) 182 — Generate printed chart for

adventure games.
Selbee, Keith. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 188 — Print cards for cassette boxes.
Stewart, James. "Two liner contest winner."

(November 1987) 178 — Graphics demo.
Toepke, Michael G. "Two liner contest winner."

(January 1988) 69 — Game.

Toon, J. Frederick. "One liner contest winner."
(September 1987) 68 — Graphics demo.

Unger, Frank, Jr. "One liner contest winner."
(June 1988) 16 — Graphics demo.

OPERATING SYSTEMS - OS-9

Augsburg, Cray. "The impact of Multi-Vue."

(February 1988) 152 — User friendly interface

for OS-9 Level II."
Barden, William, Jr. "Learning the lingo." (August

1987)\6&
Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters in saving and

restoring graphics screens." (December 1987)

168 RLSQSH.CDUMP SAVEIMAGE COMPRESS

GETWINATTR MAKPIPE GETBUFFER
Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off the screen save/dump

package." (January 1988) 176

RLEXPND.CDUMP GETIMAGE UNPRESS

PUTBUFFER MAKPIPE2
Dibble, Peter. "The problem with BASIC09."

(August 1987) 163 BFORK; BFORK.DUMP

EDITOR-2 PRINTER
Dibble, Peter. "Sometimes BASIC09 isn't fast

enough." (September 1987) 170 SAVEIMAGE

COMPRESS GETBUFFER GETWINATTR
Dibble, Peter. "Using compressed files." (October

1987) 164 UNPRESS
Ewart, Nancy. "C: The beginnings." (November

1987) 168

Ewart, Nancy. "Stalk the fire-breathing dragon."

(January 1988) 156 — OS-9 tutorial.
Puckett, Dale L. "A view of Multi-Vue." (March

1988) 180 DSORT; DSORT.ASM

Puckett, Dale L. "Another great beginning." (June

1988) 180 MVSHELL SKIPMUF
Puckett, Dale L. "Back at the drawing board."

(January 1988) 160 PIPEIT KISSDMENU;

KISSDRAWFILL + BOX, LINE ETC.
Puckett, Dale L. "Controller attacks halt line

problem." (August 1987) 157 VMODE FILES
Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution continues."

(November 1987) 180 TEST KISSDRAW4;

KISSDRAWBOX; KISSDRAWARC

GETKISSMOUSE DOEVENT HANDLEMENU

PLAYBACKPIX RECORDPIX WHICHTOOI
Puckett, Dale L. "New tools, new toys." (April

1988) 160 CO80. PATCH WPDRV.DR; WP.DD;

WECHO.DD (+.SRC)
Puckett, Dale L. "An OS-9 convert speaks out."

(July 1987) 167 PRIME-TBLC MACLIST
Puckett, Dale L. "Patches, Programs and politics."

(May 1988) 178 CMDGEN DEFSDEMO

MAKECMDGEN
Puckett, Dale L. "Primitive drawing tools."

(September 1987) 160 KISSDRAW COCODRAW
Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data structures on the

drawing board." (December 1987) 180

KISSDRAWPUT; + KISSDRAWBOX, LINE,

CIRCLE, ELLIPSE, BAR GETKISSMOUSE

SAVEPIX LOADPiX PREVIEWPIX ERASEPIX

HANDLEMENU SETUPMOUSE WHICHTOOL

DOEVENT
Puckett, Dale L. "Unlock the graphics potential of

OS-9 Level II.: (October 1987) 176 KISSDRAW2
Puckett, Dale L. "Using a fourth-generation

database language." (February 1988) 182

KISSCOLOR
White, Richard A. "BASIC09 and Level II:

Focusing on modules." (July 1987) 163

PRINTER

Anderson, Doug. "Center that header." (May 1988)
114 — Centered headings on a DMP-1 10.

Barden, William, Jr. "Taking your printer to the
limit." (December 1987) 172

Brown, Charles E, Jr. "Printing in two columns."
(May 1988) 95 LETTER PERSLOGO

Crawford, Gay. "Disk jacket designer for the well-
dressed diskette." (November 1987) 26 JACKET
LONNIE.BINTUXEDO.BIN

Curtis, H. Allen. "A desktop publisher on a shoe-
string." (October 1987) 58 — Corrections, Oc-
tober 1987, p.24, January 1988, p.138. DESK-
TOPL: DESKTOPH GENFONT1; GENFONT2

Ellers, Ed. "Printer overview." (May 1988) 110
Handis, John. "A full page dump for the DMP-

105." (May 1988) 92 BIGDUMP
Howe, Clay. "The LLISTing formatter." (May 1988)

104BESTLIST
Jimenez, Jose L. "Formatting text with Telewriter."

136

THE RAINBOW

July 1£

(May 1988) 164
Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color dump." (May

1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220. COLORS

HRSAVE HRLOAD CGPPRINT COLORPIE
Quellhorst, George. "Bulletin board standout."

(May 1988) 116— Printing posters with a DMP-

130. POSTRPTR
Schenok, Ed. "Ticket maker." (May 1988) 91

TICKET
Skaggs, Tracy L. "PMODE polychrome." (May

1988) 58 — Dump PMODE 3 and 4 screens in

color. IMAGE

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (July 1987) 161 —

Printer connections; control-z; scroll stopper,

etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (August 1987) 154

—Disk drives; DLOAD; EDTASM disk I/O;

Underlining etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." October 1987) 163 —

CD players; BBS; CoCo 3 memory.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (November 1987)

172 — Disassemble BASIC; Deskmate; CoCo3

BBS; Disk crashes.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (December

1987) 124 — Printer problems; Modem use;
Pirate protection, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (January

1988) 152 — VDG upgrade; Printer control
codes; Hard drives, etc. Corrections, February
1988, p. 14, May 1988, p. 154.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (July 1987) 126 - Machine

language program; MC-10; Pascal; Ink jet; disk

drives, etc.
Esposito, Richard E.; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (August 1987) 126 — Screen

dump; ROM packs on disk; remote keyboard;

RS-232, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (September 1987) 126— 1200

baud; speed up poke; smart terminal; Y cable;

memory chips, etc.
Esposito, Richard E.; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (October 1987)"0 —

Lowercase; BASIC09; Disk drive problems;

Downloading.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (November 1987) 126— RS-232

pak; Telewriter 64 fix; MC-10; Pascal patch, etc.
Esposito, Richard E.; and Libra, Richard W. "Doctor

ASCII." (February 1988) 168 — Cassette to disk

transfer; Plug 'n power; OS-9 BBS, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (March 1988) 164 — VIP fix;

Hard drive; BBS, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (April 1988) 149 — Joysticks;

EXEC; Multi-Pak; Downloading, etc.
Esposito, Richard E.; and Libra, Richard W. "Doctor

ASCII." (May 1988) 148 — Disk BASIC 1.1; Swap

keyboards; Multi-Vue; Upgrades
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (June 1988) 166 — Screen

dump; Upgrades, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (July

1987) 78 — Hi-res joystick interface; hard drive;

disk drive cleaning, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (August

1987) 64 — Jumpy pictures; pin assignments;

disk access problem; etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(September 1987) 95 — Daisy wheel printer; RS-
232 ROM disable; Touch pad; monitors, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (October

1987) 103 — Color Scripsit; Save graphics to
tape; speech/sound; Keyboard problems, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(November 1987) 103 — VT-52; Baud rates; Disk

drives; Serial pin outs.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(December 1987) 82 — Dead keyboard;

Joysticks; Lowercase, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (January

1988) 149 — Both sides of disk; Atari and Color

Max; CoCo3 questions, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (March

1988) 160— Parallel port; Eprom; 64K upgrades;

Surge protector, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (April

1988) 142 — Running hot; CM-3 monitor

problems; Battery backup, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (May

1988) 158 — Disk controller; VIP speller; BASIC

enhancements.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (June

1988) 83 — Hard drive; Upgrade; Trading files,

etc.

TUTORIAL

Barden, William, Jr. "Delving into the CoCo disk."
(January 1988) 180 DISKDUMP; DISKDIR

Barden, William, Jr. "Font fascination." (March
1988) 167 — Discussion on character genera-
tion. CHAR1000

Barden, William, Jr. "The mystery of the novice
bell ringer, or elementary recursion, Watson."
(November 1987) 174

DiStefano, Tony. "Cache of the day." (July 1987)
89 — Memory mapping tutorial.

Drennan, Allen. "Customizing your keyboard."
(December 1987) 116 — How to redefine keys.

Ellers, Ed. "The care and handling of tapes and
disks." (March 1988) 48

Goodman, Marty ; and Cisin, Fred. "Photograph-
ing a CRT screen." (December 1987) 58

Kolar, Joseph. "ASCII for it." (November 1987) 163

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Swamp think."
(May 1988) 82

Kolar, Joseph. "Basic training; Wading out of the
swamp." (June 1988) 88 — Beginning graphics

Kolar, Joseph. "Getting acquainted." (September

1987) 97 — Intoduction to CoCo 3.

Kolar, Joseph. "The Kolar progression." (January

1988)96 ODDSENDS ZIGZAG
Kolar, Joseph. "Mission interchangeable." (March

1988) 68 COMPARE; INDEX; SAVELOAD;
TOTAL

Kolar, Joseph. "Much ado about nothing."
(October 1987) 84

Kolar, Joseph. "Previewing a program." (February
1988) 90 — Tutorial on typing in programs.

Kolar, Joseph. "Reliving your first keystrokes."
(April 1988) 80

Ostler, David D. "BASIC for beginners part 1."
(September 1987) 26 CLS VARIABLE

Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 2."
(January 1988) 37 GOSUB COCOCALC

Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 3."
(February 1988) 20 DATABASE

Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 4."
(March 1988) 82 DATABASE

Perkins, Duane M. "Programming for the hi-res
joystick interface. (February 1988) 122 HIRES-
JOY

Veal, Lee. "A glossary of computer terms." (Janu-
ary 1988) 85

Weide, Dennis H. "Follow the bread crumbs."
(February 1988) 108 — How to find machine
language addresses. ADRESBAS; ADRESPAS

Willoughby, Lauren. "Starting from scratch."
(January 1988) 20 — Tips to get the new user up
and running.

UTILITY

Bernico, Bill. "Reading data files." (March 1988) 74
FILEREAD

Bernico, Bill. "Screen scrolling made easy." (Oc-
tober 1987) 26 SCROLL

Bernico, Bill. "Secret filenames." (December 1987)
38 — How to create secret disk filenames.

Blochowiak, John. "A smooth operator." (January
1988) 78 — Screen scrolling in 40 column mode.
Correction, April, 1988, p.14. SMOOTHY

Breindel, Adam. "Color creator." (January 1988)
78 — Blend colors. COLORMIX

Campbell, Mark. "Changing the language." (June
1988) 168 — Customize your programming lan-
guage. RAM CATALYST;CATALYST3 DISKBAS;

DISK3 LCPATCH2, LCPATCH3
Clark, Roderick. "An alarming solution."

(November 1987) 98 — Alarm clock. ALARM
Dawson, David. "Pak to disk transfer." (December

1987) 152 PAKXFER

Doss, Raymond. "Creating data files." (March

1988) 74 — Construct single dimensioned string
file. FILEDATA

Ellis, Richard S. "Joy for joysticks. (August 1987)
91 — Check out your joysticks. JOYCHECK

England, Carl. "Backup and restore." (April 1988)
72 — Backup disk directory. BRU

Forgione, Joseph. "Prompt attention." (July 1987)
97 — Change the cursor prompt. DRIVER;
CONVERT

Goldberg, Stephen B. "Help is on the way." (June
1988) 14 — Create online assistance for any
program. HELPMATE

Hrycaj, Bohdan. "I/O error free." (December 1987)
75 — Cassette loading utility. CALL

Katsekes, Chuck. "CoCo 3 auto-boot." (June
1988) 32 — Load and run a program at a speci-
fied time. AUT03

Katsekes, Chuck. "Color in 32 columns." (May
1988) 93 PAL32

Knoppow, Jim. "Hard copy your directory." (Feb-
ruary 1988) 81 DIRPRINT

Lueders, Raymond. "Easy as pie." (April 1988) 99
— Help for the amateur BASIC programmer.
UTILITY1

Masten, Doug. "Auto-executing ML programs."
(February 1988) 154 AUTOEXEC

Needham, Andre. "The ABC's of organization."
(February 1988) 80 — Alphabetize disk directory.
DIRALPHA

Ostrer, Ken. "Adjusting your monitor." (January
1988) 80 COLRTEST

Plaster, Gip Wayne, II. "Phrase centerer." (May
1988) 93 CENTERER

Purnell, Dick. "They do it with numbers."
(December 1987) 74 — Convert hex to decimal,
etc. CONVERT

Roberts, Bob. "Yakety-yak, the CoCo talks back."
(October 1987) 106 — Use speech/sound car-
tridge to read your listings. READPROG

Sapello, Donald. "Debugging with Wordfind."
(February 1988) 155 WORDFIND LOADER

Shoobs, Bernice. "ASCII answers." (June 1988)82
ASCIIREF

Speer, Mike. "Preventing program wipeout."
(December 1987) 76 — Disk save utility. SAFE-
SAVE

Steele, Chris. "Reading word processing files."
(February 1988) 81 ASCIREAD

Steinbrueck, Richard. "Painless revisions." (Feb-
ruary 1988) 155 — Help in saving programs on
disk. SAVE&RUN

Turner, Frank. "A CoCo pop-up calculator." (Feb-
ruary 1988) 79 CALC

Virkki, Jyrl J. "Putting on the program squeeze."
(February 1988) 157 — Make programs smaller.
CRUSH

Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo writes a program."
(July 1987) 84 — Use machine language in
BASIC." DATAWRIT

WORD PROCESSING

Hallock, Arthur S. "Color correspondent." (April
1988) 48 — A mini word processor. LETRWRITR

AUTHORS

Aftamonow, George ; and Aftamonow, Ellen.

"CoCo 3 canvas." (May 1988) 91 CANVAS
Alger, Paul. "Caught up in a galactic conflict."

(November 1987) 78 — BBS game. Correction,

January, 1988, p.138. NEWGAME GALACTIC

REMOTE2
Allen, David. "CoCo concoctions." (December

1987) 77 APPLEPIE
Allen, Scot. "The Queen's quarrel." (October 1987)

28 — Chess like puzzle. QUEENS
Anderson, Doug. "Center that header." (May

114 — Centered headings on a DMP-110.
Anderson, Doug. "Personal password protector.'

(November 1987) 95 — Random password

July 1S

THE RAINBOW

137

generator. PASSWORD
Anderson, Larry. "CoCo's auto maintenance

manager." (April 1988) 58 — Keep maintenance

schedules for up to 5 vehicles. MAIN EXPNS

REM
Anderson, Larry. "A stitch in time." (December

1987) 108 XSTITCH

Archer, David. "CoCo 3 number cruncher." (March

1988) 146 — Spreadsheet program. SUM128
MONTEST

Arko, Lyn. "Listen to what they done." (June 1988)

80MUSICPRO
Ashby, Lou. "Keeping score with CoCo." (August

1987) 36 — Keep track of hard won scores.
SCOREBRD

Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: A conversation

with the CoCo SIG manager." (October 1987)

100
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: All roads lead to

the CoCo SIG." (July 1987) 120
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Bringing it down!"

(June 1988) 163
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Buffer capture

garbage." (September 1987) 46
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Delphi's online

debate team." (February 1988) 146
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Files and

protocols." (May 1988) 160
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Reach out and

touch someone." (March 1988) 140
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Some helpful

improvements." (November 1987) 62
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: The battle line is

being drawn." (August 1987) 102
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: Database down-
loading." (April 1988) 157
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi Bureau: The times are

achanging." (December 1987) 121
Augsburg, Cray. 'The impact of Multi-Vue." (Feb-
ruary 1988) 152 — User friendly interface for OS-

9 Level II.
Augsburg, Cray. "The vote is in." (February 1988)

36 — Adventure contest report.
Barden, William, Jr. "An A 'maze' ing adventure."

(February 1988) 171 FINDMAZE NEWMAZE
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: The mystery

of the Tandy anagram." (May 1988) 170

PALINDRM LETTERS PERMS
Barden, William, Jr. "Delving into the CoCo disk."

(January 1988) 180 DISKDUMP; DISKDIR
Barden, William, Jr. "Digitizing the world,

revisited." (June 1988) 114
Barden, William, Jr. "Font fascination." (March

1988) 167 — Discussion on character
generation. CHAR1000

Barden, William, Jr. "From flatland to 3-D."

(October 1987) 166
Barden, William, Jr. "Hands-on Hershey." (April

1988) 170 — Create various characters.

FONTUTIL HFDRIVER EXAMPLE
Barden, William, Jr. "Learning the lingo." (August

1987) 168

Barden, William, Jr. "The mystery of the novice

bell ringer, or elementary recursion, Watson."

(November 1987) 174
Barden, William, Jr. "Taking your printer to the

limit." (December 1987) 172
Beckles, Orman Cyril, III. "The Post Office."

(March 1988) 104 — Mailing list program. —

Major correction, April 1988, p.30. POST
Becwar, Arron. "Two liner contest winner."

(February 1988) 77 — Graphics demo.
Behrmann, Darrel. "It's a touchdown!" (October

7987} 83 FOOTBALL
Belanger, Allan J. "CoCo concentration." (August

1987)20— Memory game MEMOCARD
Bell, Bruce K. "One liner contest winner." (May

1988) 14 — Disk verify program.

Bell, Bruce K. "To overthrow the controllers."

(February 1988) 42 — Adventure contest winner.

CONTROL; CNTRL
Bell, Mark. "This wreath hangs indoors." (December

1987) 72 WREATH
Bennett, Jim "Sign in please." (May 1988) 52 —

Use the CoCo to copy your signature.

SIGNATUR
Benway, Patrick. "All the colors of the rainbow."

(December 1987) 74 COLRFEST
Berenz, Michael. "An inside view." (July 1987) 97

— Disk utility. DISKSEEK
Bernico, Bill ; and Aftamonow, George. "Beat the

dealer." (August 1987) 84 BLAKJACK
Bernico, Bill ; and Aftamonow, George. "The

clown of a hundred faces." (January 1988) 44

CLOWNS
Bernico, Bill. "Advertising profit predictor."

(March 1988) 32 ADPROFIT
Bernico, Bill. "Any way you slice it." (September

1987)40 — Teach fractions. FRACTION
Bernico, Bill. "Graphing great guitars." (June

1988) 56 GUITARS
Bernico, Bill. "How much do you have?"

(September 1987) 70 — Count your money.

MONEYJAR
Bernico, Bill. "I owe, I owe." (January 1988) 82 —

Calculate monthly payments. PAYMENTS
Bernico, Bill. "Prepare before you paint." (October

1987)82 P178&GL
Bernico, Bill. "Reading data files." (March 1988) 74

FILEREAD
Bernico, Bill. "Screen scrolling made easy."

(October 1987) 26 SCROLL
Bernico, Bill. "Secret filenames." (December 1987)

38 — How to create secret disk filenames.
Bernico, Bill. "Teacher's pet." (September 1987)

76 — Help teacher total scores. GRADER
Bernico, Bill. "Ye olde font." (May 1988) 36 —

Graphics print font styles. SCRNFONT
Blochowiak, John. "A smooth operator." (January

1988)78 — Screen scrolling in 40 column mode.

Correction, April, 1988, p.14. SMOOTHY
Blount, Andy. "The power of the mind."

(September 1987) 36 — Demonstrates artificial

intelligence. ANIMALS
Blyn, Steve. "Can you afford a burger attack?"

(January 1988) 54 — Estimating expenses.

FASTFOOD
Blyn, Steve. "Differences and similarities." (May

1988) 88 — Review of synonyms, etc. NYMS
Blyn, Steve. "Electricity and circuit

experimentation." (December 1987) 98 — Teach

electrical circuits. CIRCUIT
Blyn, Steve. "Fun with phonics." (March 1988) 89

PHONICS
Blyn, Steve. "Getting a fix on triangles."

(September 1987) 138 TRIANGLE
Blyn, Steve. "Learning in the end zone." (October

1987)94— Educational football quiz. CCBLITZ
Blyn, Steve. "Number fun for the very young."

(August 1987) 97 NUMREVUE
Blyn, Steve. "Presidential election preview." (April

1988) 70— Polling program. ELECTION
Blyn, Steve. "Restaurant reckonings." (February

1988) 76 SHOPPING
Blyn, Steve. "Spell down to vocabulary fitness."

(July 1987) 56 — Language arts game.

SPELDOWN
Blyn, Steve. "Upgrading keyboard skills."

(November 1987) 76 — Typing tutor. TYPING
Blyn, Steve. "Who, what and where?" (June 1988)

86 — Sharpen reference skills. MAGPARTS
Boots, Greg. "Print that tune!" (June 1988)52

PRINTUNE
Bossinger, Sean. "Autodial reaches out across the

miles." (November 1987) 144 AUTODIAL
Bouchard, Roger. "Hint." (February 1988) 115 —

Bug in HPRINT command. Corrected, April

1988, p. 14.
Breindel, Adam. "Color creator." (January 1988)

78 — Blend colors. COLORMIX
Brown, Charles E, Jr. "Printing in two columns."

(May 1988) 95 LETTER PERSLOGO
Bryson, B. J. "Two liner contest winner." (January

1988) 14 — Graphics demo.
Burdon, Kenneth. "WATTS the electrical cost of

appliances." (November 1987) 46 ELECFORM
Burke, Val. "Playin' the blues." (June 1988) 20

COCOBLUZ
Caesar, Cornelius. "Hint." (August 1987) 134 —
"Useful commands for controlling graphics."
Campbell, Jerry. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 12— Roll dice.
Campbell, Marc. "Changing the language." (June
168 — Customize your programming

language. RAM CATALYST; CATALYST3
DISK.BAS; DISK3 LCPATCH2; LCPATCH3
Carrock, Solla. "Animation film festival." (October

1987) 114 ANIMATE PICTBOOK

Catlett, Brian. 'Wear your heart on your screen."

(February 1988) 100 — Electronic Valentine's

day card. VALNTINE
Clark, Roderick. "An alarming solution."

(November 1987) 98 — Alarm clock. ALARM
Compton, David. "Undercover CoCo." (April 1988)

73 — Construct cryptograms. ENCRYPT
Conant, Shawn. "Putting it on their tab." (March

1988) 20 — Print invoices for parts and labor.
BILLGEN

Cooney, Mike. "Get the home court advantage."
(September 1987) 42 — Basketball scoreboard.
SCOREBRD

Cooper, Rick. "Two liner contest winner."
(January 1988) 14 — Graphics demo.

Copley, Don. "Let your CoCo do the walking."
(November 1987) 70 — Database for phone
numbers. NUMFILE

Corson, Alan J. "The CoCo power user." (May
1988) 146 — CoCo 3 as an effective office
automation tool.

Crawford, Gay. "Disk Jacket designer for the well-
dressed diskette." (November 1987) 26 JACKET
LONNIE.BIN TUXEDO.BIN

Cunin, K. T. "Two liner contest winner."
(September 1987) 168 — Graphics demo.

Curtis, H. Allen. "A desktop publisher on a shoe-
string." (October 1987) 58 — Corrections, Oc-
tober 1987, p. 24, January 1988, p.138. DESK-
TOPL: DESKTOPH GENFONT1; GENFONT2

Curtis, H. Allen. "PALETTEable color mixing."

(April 1988) 124 — Utility to make color

selection easier. COLORMIX
Curtis, H. Allen. "Screen dump extraordinaire."

(October 1987) 30 — Correction, November

1987, p.116. SCRNDUMP; SCRNDMPS

LP78DMPS TESTSCRN
Dawson, David. "Pak to disk transfer." (December

1987) 152 PAKXFER
DellaFave, Renard. "A festival of lights."

(December 1987) 28 — Graphics for Hanukkah.

HANUKKAH
DeMarco, Brian. "CoCo caliber." (April 1988) 74

SHOOTEM
DeMarco, Brian. "Picking up the pieces." (June

1988)82 COLLECT
Demers, James R. "One liner contest winner."

(June 1988) 146 — Make address labels.
Dettmann, Harvey. "How cold is it." (October

1987) 82 — Calculate wind chill factor.

WINDCHIL
Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters in saving and

restoring graphics screens." (December 1987)

168 RLSQSH.CDUMP SAVEIMAGE COMPRESS

GETWINATTR MAKPIPE GETBUFFER
Dibble, Peter. "A computer's ancient native

language." (July 1987) 100 — Assembly

language aid. CDUMP
Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off the screen save/dump

package." (January 1988) 176

RLEXPND. CDUMP GETIMAGE UNPRESS

PUTBUFFER MAKPIPE2
Dibble, Peter. "The problem with BASIC09."

(August 1987) 163 BFORK; BFORK.DUMP

EDITOR-2 PRINTER
Dibble, Peter. "Sometimes BASIC09 isn't fast

enough." (September 1987) 170 SAVEIMAGE

COMPRESS GETBUFFER GETWINATTR
Dibble, Peter. "Using compressed files." (October

1987) 164 UNPRESS
Dickau, Robert M. "One liner contest winner."

(May 1988) 188 — Game
Dingle, Brent. "Improve your typing skills."

(January 1988) 82 TYPER
DiStefano, Tony. "Beginners — add an LED to your

controller." (January 1988) 144 — LED on the

disk controller.
DiStefano, Tony. "Bigger and better Eproms."

(March 1988) 158
DiStefano, Tony. "Build a half-megabyte ROM

disk." (April 1988) 154
DiStefano, Tony. "Build an electronic EPROM

138

THE RAINBOW

July 1£

emulator eraser." (February 1988) 150
DiStefano, Tony. "Building an EPROM emulator."

(September 1987) 150
DiStefano, Tony. "Cache of the day." (July 1987)

89 — Memory mapping tutorial.
DiStefano, Tony. "Clever uses for memory."

(August 1987) 124
DiStefano, Tony. "Dissecting the disk controller."

(October 1987) 126
DiStefano, Tony. "Finishing the printer adapter."

(December 1987) 156
DiStefano, Tony. "Increasing character display."

(June 1988) 138
DiStefano, Tony. "Multi-pak LED upgrade." (May

79SSJ168
DiStefano, Tony. "A new, improved printer adap-
ter." (November 1987) 38
Dods, Stuart C. "Preventing dis-chord." (June
1988) 140 — Learn position of keyboard chords.

CHORDS
Donald, Steve. "Battle back with munchkin

blaster." (August 1987) 44 BLASTER
Dorrity, Dennis. "Report card payoff." (September

1987) 20 — Total up the report card. GRADES
Doss, Raymond. "Creating data files." (March

1988)74 — Construct single dimensioned string

file. FILEDATA
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (July 1987) 161 —

Printer connections; control-z; scroll stopper,

etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (August 1987) 154

—Disk drives; DLOAD; EDTASM disk I/O;

Underlining etc.
Downard, Dan. "Downlaods. (October 1987) 163 —

CD players; BBS; CoCo 3 memory.
Downard, Dan. "Downloads." (November 1987)

172— Disassemble BASIC; Deskmate; CoCo3

BBS; Disk crashes.
Drennan, Allen. "Customizing your keyboard."

(December 1987) 116 — How to redefine keys.
Dugre, Bertrand. "Hint." (July 1987) 156— Palette

command hints.
Duncan, James Dale. "Learning your ABCs."

(September 1987) 72 LETRGETR
Durant, Evan. "One-liner contest winner." (August

1987) 152 — Scrambled word game.
Eizenga, Jack W. "Rules of 78's." (March 1988) 100

— Determine whether to pay off loans ahead of

schedule. RULEOF78
Ellenburg, George. "Hint." (March 1988) 80 —High

speed poke with cassette recorder.
Ellers, Ed. "The care and handling of tapes and

disks." (March 1988) 48
Ellers, Ed. "Printer overview." (May 1988) 110
Ellis, Richard S. "Joy for joysticks. (August 1987)

91 — Check out yourjoysticks. JOYCHECK
England, Carl. "Backup and restore." (April 1988)

72 — Backup disk directory. BRU
English, William D. "Learn CoCo learn." (August

1987) 50 — Artificial intelligence helps CoCo

play. COCOLERN
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (December

1987) 124 — Printer problems; Modem use;
Pirate protection, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (January

1988) 152 — VDG upgrade; Printer control
codes; Hard drives, etc. Corrections, February,
1988, p.14, May, 1988, p. 154.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.
"Doctor ASCII." (July 1987) 126 — Machine
language program; MC-10; Pascal; Inkjet; disk
drives, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.
"Doctor ASCII." (August 1987) 126 — Screen
dump; ROM packs on disk; remote keyboard;
RS-232, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.
"Doctor ASCII." (September 1987) 126 — 1200
baud; speed up poke; smart terminal; Y cable;
memory chips, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.
"Doctor ASCII." (October 1987) 110 —
Lowercase; BASIC09; Disk drive problems;
Downloading.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.
"Doctor ASCII." (November 1987) 126 — RS-232
pak; Telewriter 64 fix; MC-10; Pascal patch, etc.

Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (February 1988) 168 — Cassette

to disk transfer; Plug 'n power; OS-9 BBS, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (March 1988) 164 — VIP fix;

Hard drive; BBS, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (April 1988) 149 — Joysticks;

EXEC; Multi-Pak; Downloading, etc.
Esposito, Richard E.; and Libra, Richard W. "Doctor

ASCII." (May 1988) 148— Disk BASIC 1.1; Swap

keyboards; Multi-Vue; Upgrades.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (June 1988) 166 — Screen

dump; Upgrades, etc.
Ewart, Nancy. "C: The beginnings." (November

1987) 168

Ewart, Nancy, "Stalk the fire-breathing dragon."

(January 1988) 156 — OS-9 tutorial.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Lprint." (June 1988) 10 —

Discussion of suit between Apple and Microsoft

and HP.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (July 1987) 12 —

Sixth anniversary comments.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (August 1987) 12 —

Changes for the next year.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (September 1987) 12

— Discussion of Rainbow Seal of Certification.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (October 1987) 12 —

"We're doing OK."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (November 1987) 12

— "An exchange of ideas."

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (January 1988) 12 —

"Keeping in touch."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (February 1988) 12

— "Some random thoughts."

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (April 1988) 12 —

'Seasons of change' (Staff changes at the

Rainbow.
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (May 1988) 12 —

How the Rainbow supports all models of

CoCo's.
Ferreira, Ken. "Tunnel effects." (November 1987)

96 — Graphics demo. CIRCLE; CIRCLE2
Fladung, Nick. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 188 — Graphics demo.

Flaishaker, Paul. "Theater management." (August

1987) 88 - A puzzle. THEATRE
Florence, Bernard. "One-liner contest winner."

(July 1987) 132 — Graphics demo
Forgione, Joseph. "Prompt attention." (July 1987)

97 — Change the cursor prompt. DRIVER;
CONVERT

Foster, Leslie A. "The sixth year of Rainbow."
(July 1987) 145— Index, July 1986 to June 1987.

Franz, James E. "Stock analyzer." (March 1988) 94

— Use it to time investment decisions.
INVTREND

French, Paul. "Usetown annex." (January 1988) 58

— Simulate a city planner. RVSLINE USETOWN
Furman, George R. "Stitch niche-ery." (December

1987) 76 — Make embroidery patterns.
EMBROID

Fye, David. "Two liner contest winner." (August

1987)94 — Game.
Gabler, David J. "Assembly language; Getting

back to BASICS." (June 1988) 144
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (August 1987) 138— Pokes

to remove plus/minus signs.
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (October 1987) 189 —80-

column EDTASM+.
Gagnon, Marc. "Hint." (January 1988) 136 — Using

INKEY$
Gehrke, Edward R. "One liner contest winner."

(May 1988) 33 — Graphics demo.
Gerhardt, Jerry. "Two-liner." (July 1987) 33 —

Weight on different planets.
Gleason, Chris. "Hit me if you can." (January

1988)76 HITME
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Help is on the way." (June

1988) 14 — Create online assistance for any
program. HELPMATE

Golias, Ruth E. "A Christmas potpourri." (December
1987) 100 — Christmas music and graphics.
Correction, April 1988, p.14. XMASPORI

Gongaware, Dana. "Two liner contest winner."

(July 1987) 96 — Graphics demo.
Goodman, Marty ; and Hutchison, Don. "CoCoing

abroad." (November 1987) 32 — Using the CoCo

overseas.
Goodman, Marty ; and Cisin, Fred.

"Photographing a CRT screen." (December

1987) 58
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (July

1987) 78 — Hi-res joystick interface; hard drive;

disk drive cleaning, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (August

1987) 64 — Jumpy pictures; pin assignments;

disk access problem; etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(September 1987) 95 — Daisy wheel printer; RS-
232 ROM disable; Touch pad; monitors, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (October

1987) 103 — Color Scripsit; Save graphics to
tape; speech/sound; Keyboard problems, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(November 1987) 103 — VT-52; Baud rates; Disk

drives; Serial pin outs.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(December 1987) 82 — Dead keyboard;

Joysticks; Lowercase, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (January

1988) 149 — Both sides of disk; Atari and Color
Max; CoCo3 questions, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (March

1988) 160— Parallel port; Eprom; 64K upgrades;

Surge protector, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (April

1988) 142— Running hot; CM-3 monitor

problems; Battery backup, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (May

1988) 158 — Disk controller; VIP speller; BASIC

enhancements.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (June

1988) 83 — Hard drive; Upgrade; Trading files,

etc.
Goodman, Marty. "A guide to RGB analog

monitors for the CoCo 3." (August 1987) 68
Goodman, Marty. "Monitor updates." (November

1987) 33 — Upgrade to August '87 article.
Gordley, Richard D. "CoCo sets the pace."

(September 1987) 140 — Measure reading speed
and comprehension. Correction, October 1987,
p.50. TACHISTO
Guilford, Lonny. "One liner contest winner." (April

1988) 123 — Graphics demo.

Hall, Greg. "A short day's journey into the night."

(November 1987) 106 — Graphics demo CITY

SUN
Hallock, Arthur S. "Color correspondent." (April

1988) 48 — A mini word processor. LETRWRITR
Hameluck, Jeff. "Hint." (September 1987) 136 —

EDTASM aid.
Handis, John. "A full page dump for the DMP-

105." (May 1988) 92 BIGDUMP
Harris, Tim. "Hint." (July 1987) 96— Use CoCo

MAX cartridge.
Haupt, Neil. "Help for adventurers." (August 1987)

90 — Adventure map printer. MAPPER
Haussmann, Gary. "One liner contest winner."

(March 1988) 46 — Graphics demo.
Hawkins, Darryl W. "Two screens accompany, but

three is not a crowd." (November 1987) 100 — A

third graphics screen. DEMO
Hawkinson, Stuart. "One liner contest winner."

(May 1988) 189 — Amortization schedule.
Hemenway, Ron. "Hint." (February 1988) 38 —

Make disk labels stick better.
Hitko, Don. "Worksheet printer." (March 1988)73

SHEET
Holdorf, William J. "Appointment calendar."

(January 1988) 100 — Print an appointment

book. CALENDAR
Holsten, Phil. "Helicopter hero." (March 1988) 42

HELIHERO
Honaker, Scott. "Exercise your drives." (June

1988) 110 FDCAID
Howe, Clay. "The LLISTing formatter." (May 1988)

104 BESTLIST
Hrycaj, Bohdan. "I/O error free." (December 1987)

75 — Cassette loading utility. CALL
Huang, David. "Internal sound." (June 1988)99 —

July 1E

THE RAINBOW

139

Circuit to produce sound internally.
Hurt, Peter. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1987) 41 — Game.
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (July 1987)

121 —About Delphi.
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (August 1987)

102
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (September

7987J46
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (October

1987) 100
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (November

1987) 63
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (December

1987) 121
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (February

79SSJ146
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (March

140
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (April

157
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (May

160
Hutchison, Don. "Database report." (June

163
Hutchison, Don. "Getting started with Delphi."

(November 1987) 64
James, John. "Five in a row." (March 1988) 76

CONNECT5
Jimenez, Jose L. "Formatting text with Telewriter."

(May 1988) 164
Johnson, Clyde, Jr. "Lunar rescue." (August 1987)

116 RESCUE
Johnson, Neil. "Scrambled screen of letters."

(August 1987) 90 — Memory game. WORD1
Jolley, David. "Start your engines." (August 1987)

86 — Racing car game SPEEDSTR
Jones, Tudor. "Solitaire upgrade — automatic

finish." (January 1988) 171 — Modification to

December 1986, p. 76. Correction, May 1988,

p. 154.
Jorgenson, Michael. "A BBS that's SysOp friendly

and hacker hostile." (November 1987) 152

BOOT.BAS BBS-BORD.SYS SYSOP.EDT

TEXTGEN.EDT
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building a Rainbow."

(September 1987) 16 — Continuing Rainbow's

development.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building April's Rainbow."

(April 1988) 16— Introduction to home help

issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building February's

Rainbow." (February 1988) 16 — Introduction to

utilities issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building January's

Rainbow." (January 1988) 16 — Introduction to

beginner's issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building March's Rainbow."

(March 1988) 16 — Introduction to business and

finance issue.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building May's Rainbow."

(May 1988) 16 — Upcoming changes.
Kapfhammer, Jutta. "Building October's

Rainbow." (October 1987) 16
Katsekes, Chuck. "CoCo 3 auto-boot." (June

1988) 32 — Load and run a program at a

specified time. AUT03
Katsekes, Chuck. "Color in 32 columns." (May

1988) 93 PAL32
Keller, Paul. "One liner contest winner." (May

1988) 14 — Draw graphs of functions.
Kenny, Keiran. "Alphabet roulette." (November

1987J97 ALFAWORD
Kenny, Keiran. "Laying it on the line." (January

1988,1 73 LINEDRAW
Kenny, Keiran. "Mirror image." (October 1987) 81

MIRORPIX
Kerckhoff, Peter. "Sneaky snake." (August 1987)

26 SNEAKY
Knoppow, Jim. "Hard copy your directory."

(February 1988) 81 DIRPRINT
Koch, Daren. "Bee zapper." (September 1987) 50

BEEZAP
Kolar. Joseph. "ASCII for it." (November 1987) 163

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Swamp think."
(May 1988) 82

Kolar, Joseph. "Basic training: Wading out of the
swamp." (June 1988) 88 — Beginning graphics

Kolar, Joseph. "DRAW statements: Getting the
picture." ('August 1987) 149

Kolar, Joseph. "Getting acquainted." (September

1987) 97 — Intoduction to CoCo 3.

Kolar, Joseph. "Graphics experience you can
draw from." (July 1987) 157 — Use of DRAW
command.

Kolar, Joseph. "The Kolar progression." (January
1988)96 ODDSENDS ZIGZAG

Kolar, Joseph. Mission interchangeable." (March

1988) 68 COMPARE; INDEX; SAVELOAD;
TOTAL

Kolar, Joseph. "Much ado about nothing."

(October 1987) 84
Kolar, Joseph. "Parlez-vous CoCo francais?"

(December 1987) 144
Kolar, Joseph. "Previewing a program." (February

1988) 90 — Tutorial on typing in programs.
Kolar, Joseph. "Reliving your first keystrokes."

(April 1988)80
Kolesar, Fred. "A CoCo pop-up calendar." (April

1988) 74 CALENDAR
Krom, Matt. "Powerful pages." (July 1987) 94 —

Graphics demo. HI CIRCLE
Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James. "Doing

the trivia rag." (September 1987) 152 — Trivia

game. TRIVIAG; TRIVIAFC
Lawrence, Ingrid ; and Bourdeaux, Mark. "Hurray

for the red, white and blue." (July 1987) 20 —

Music and graphics for the 4th of July.

SSBANNER USSONGS
Lawson, Matt. "Backup and go." (July 1987) 98 —

Quicker disk backups. Correction, June 1988,

p.38. FASTCOPY
LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we started from

part 2." (October 1987) 144 FAMILY CHART
LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we started

from." (September 1987) 102 — Genealogy aid.

PAGE
Leistico, Dale James. "Delivering the goods."

(March 1988) 36 — Bookkeeping system for

newspaper carriers. PAPERS
Levinson, Eric. "The ins and outs of Boolean."

(May 1988) 100 — Binary math practice.

BOOLEAN
Linge, John M. "Sounding out the ABC's."

(February 1988) 142 ABCMRG
Lowe, Brad. "One liner contest winner." (February

1988) 74 — Golf game.
Lowe, Brad. "One liner contest winner." (February

1988) 132 —Disk checker.
Lueders, Raymond. "Easy as pie." (April 1988) 99

— Help for the amateur BASIC programmer.

UTILITY1
Machurek, Ed, Jr. "Merry Martian." (October 1987)

79 MARTIAN
MacLellan, Gary. "A colorful resistance." (July

1987) 44 — Teach color codes of resistors.
RESISTOR

Marsh, Albert P. "Rootin' tootin' sharpshootin'

CoCo." (August 1987) 105 SHOOTN
Martin, Jim. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 12 — Graphics demo.

Martinez, Louis. "Back to square one." (January

1988) 74 PUZZLE
Masten, Doug. "Auto-executing ML programs."

(February 1988) 154 AUTOEXEC
Matthews, Becky F. "CoCo goes country." (June

1988) 36 — Music and graphics of Nashville.

ROCKYTOP
Matthews, Becky F. "Electrifying graphics using

PMODE power." (October 1987) 44 ENERGY
May, Charles. "Taking stock." (March 1988) 60 —

Inventory control. STOCK
Mayeux, Ann B. "ABC is not just child's play."

(September 1987) 58 — Introduce kids to

computers. ABC
Mayfield, Randy. "That's entertainment."

(December 1987) 92 — VCR index VCRTAPES
Mayfield, Randy. "VCR tapes update." (February

1988) 77
McClintock, Ronald E. "One liner contest winner."

(February 1988) 151 —Game.
McDowell, Jim. "One starry night." (November

1987) 96 — Graphics demo STARS

McGarrity, A. L. "The perfect disk manager." (July

1987) 30 — Disk utility LOCATOR DISKDATA
Miller, Scott; and Cushing, Mike. "Guild of the

Kingmaker." (April 1988) 86 KINGBOOT; KING
Mills, David. "Hint." (March 1988) 182 — M/L

autostart.
Monroe, Richard. "Achieving simple equality."

(July 1987) 50 — Educational game for children.

BALANCE
Montgomery, Scott. "Graphics creation transfer."

(October 1987) 48 GRAFTRAN
Mooallem, Saul. "Spreading it on a little thicker."

(March 1988) 54 — Spreadsheet program

enhanced. SPREAD2
Moon, J. R. "The blue block blues." (November

1987)97 DODGE
Morrison, John. "Making magic." (August 1987) 88

— A magic square. MAGICSQR
Mosley, John. "Do you hear what I hear?"

(December 1987) 86 — Correction, June 1988,

p.38. XMASSONG MLEDITOR MLSONG
Musumeci, John. "CoCo's daring flying machine."

(January 1988) 73 AIRPLANE
Musumeci, John. "Goodbye flashcards."

(September 1987) 72 TIMETABL
Needham, Andre. "The ABC's of organization."

(February 1988) 80 — Alphabetize disk directory.

DIRALPHA
Nemitz, Vernon. "One liner contest winner."

(December 1987) 14— PCLEAR routine.

Correction, January, 1988, p.138.
Nevin, Bob. "Lotsa luck!" (June 1988) 81

LOTT048
Onley, Ray. "Child-proofing the CoCo." (January

1988) 142 — Keyboard locking switch.
Ostler, David D. "BASIC for beginners part 1."

(September 1987) 26 CLS VARIABLE
Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 2."

(January 1988) 37 GOSUB COCOCALC
Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 3."

(February 1988) 20 DATABASE
Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 4."

(March 1988) 82 DATABASE
Ostrer, Ken. "Adjusting your monitor." (January

1988) 80 COL RTEST
Ostrom, Steven M. "Artifact colors on CoCo 3's

RGB." (February 1988) 114 PATCH LOOK
Owens, Tony. "Blockout wipeout." (May 1988) 94

BLOCKOUT
Parker, Sanjay. "Freaky face." (October 1987) 78

FUNFACE
Paroubek, Larry M. "Finding the right person for

the job." (January 1988) 106 — Create job

descriptions. JOB DESC
Parson, Louis. "The Kingdom of Le Lutin." (July

1987) 58 — Adventure game. Correction,
October 1987, p. 50. LE LUTIN

Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color dump." (May

1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220. COLORS
HRSAVE HRLOAD CGPPRINT COLORPIE

Perkins, Duane M. "Programming for the hi-res

joystick interface. (February 1988) 122

HIRESJOY
Petrak, Darryl L. "Hint." (October 1987) 14 —

Resuming from an accidental 'BREAK.'
Pettus, Ronald. "Plumbing your CoCo."

(November 1987) 36 — Making computer stands

out of plastic pipe.
Phillips, George. "Tank command." (June 1988) 60

— Defend terrain against enemy air force.
BLITZ1; BLITZ2; BLITZ3

Piersma, Daniel. "The home financial analyst."

(April 1988) 112 — Help at tax time. BUDGET

REPORT
Pittman, Larry P. "Beating the college crunch."

(June 1988) 26 — Calculate college saving plan.

COLLEGE
Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Adventures in music." (June

1988) 79 THECAVE EXPLORE2
Plaster, Gip Wayne. "From scales to Mozart."

(January 1988) 72 MUS1
Plaster, Gip Wayne, II. "Phrase centerer." (May

1988) 93 CENTERER
Plog, Michael. "Computers in school

management." (November 1987) 150
Plog, Michael. "Education overview. Approaches

for lifelong learning." (August 1987) 32

140

THE RAINBOW

July 1£

Plog, Michael. "Learning readiness and

computers." (September 1987) 32
Pokomy, Douglas. "Adding the HPRINT capability

to PMODE 4." (May 1988) 155 FOMTDEMO;

FONTPOKE ROMRAM
Power, Will C. "Hint." (October 1987) 189 —

Changing color sets.
Preble, Laurence D. "A healthy interface: Body

maintenance and computing." (February 1988)

188 — Posture problems and computing.
Pruyne, Jim. "A star like a wheel." (March 1988) 75

STARS
Puckett, Dale L. "A view of Multi-Vue." (March

1988) 180 DSORT; DSORT.ASM
Puckett, Dale L. "Another great beginning." (June

1988) 180 MVSHELL SKIPMUF
Puckett, Dale L. "Back at the drawing board."

(January 1988) 160 PIPEIT KISSDMENU;

KISSDRAWFILL + BOX, LINE ETC.
Puckett, Dale L. "Controller attacks halt line

problem." (August 1987) 157 VMODE FILES
Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution conlinues."

(November 1987) 180 TEST KISSDRAW4;

KISSDRAWBOX; KISSDRAWARC

GETKISSMOUSE DOEVENT HANDLEMENU

PLAYBACKPIX RECORDPIX WHICHTOOI
Puckett, Dale L. "New tools, new toys." (April

1988) 160 CO80. PATCH WPDRV.DR; WP.DD;

WECHO.DD (+ .SRC)
Puckett, Dale L. "An OS-9 convert speaks out."

(July 1987) 167 PRIME-TBLC MACLIST
Puckett, Dale L. "Patches, Programs and politics."

(May 1988) 178 CMDGEN DEFSDEMO

MAKECMDGEN
Puckett, Dale L. "Primitive drawing tools."

(September 1987) 160 KISSDRAW COCODRAW
Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data structures on the

drawing board." (December 1987) 180

KISSDRAWPUT; + KISSDRAWBOX, LINE,

CIRCLE, ELLIPSE, BAR GETKISSMOUSE

SAVEPIX LOADPIX PREVIEWPIX ERASEPIX

HANDLEMENU SETUPMOUSE WHICHTOOL

DOEVENT
Puckett, Dale L. "Unlock the graphics potential of

OS-9 Level II.: (October 1987) 176 KISSDRAW2
Puckett, Dale L. "Using a fourth-generation

database language." (February 1988) 182

KISSCOLOR
Purnell, Dick. "They do it with numbers."

(December 1987) 74 — Convert hex to decimal,

etc. CONVERT
Quellhorst, George. "Bulletin board standout."

(May 1988) 116 — Printing posters with a DMP-

130. POSTRPTR
Radachowsky, Sage. "Two liner contest winner."

(October 1987) 22 — Graphics demo.
Rau, Fred. "Hit the road." (July 1987) 95 —

Vacation log VACATION
Reed, James E. "Building a Rainbow." (August

1987) 16 — Introducing Jutta Kapfhammer as

new Managing Editor.
Reed, James E. "Building July's Rainbow." (July

1987) 16

Reed, James E. "Building November's Rainbow."
(November 1987) 16 — Introduction to
Telecommunications issue.

Reed, James E. "Print#-2." (December 1987) 12 —
Wants help writing a book about the CoCo.

Remick, Jeff. "Who'll win on the gridiron?"
(December 1987) 78 — Pick football winners.
FOOTBALL

Ritchey, Ralph. "Hint." (September 1987) 166 —
Undo editing changes.

Rittenhouse, James E. "Math can be fun." (Sep-
tember 1987) 71 MATHTCHR

Roberts, Bob. "Yakety-yak, the CoCo talks back."
(October 1987) 106 — Use speech/sound
cartridge to read your listings. READPROG

Rodriguez, Ana M. "Non-smoking section." (May

1988) 90 NO SMOKE

Rogers, Robert. "Compu match." (February 1988)
30 — Computer dating. MATCH

Rowgo, Russ. "Two liner contest winner."
(September 1987) 77 — Game.

Ruangchotvit, Chinarut. "Castle of death." (Febru-
ary 1988) 65 — Adventure contest winner.

CASTLE
Ruby, Paul, Jr. "Financial planning for your future."

(January 1988) 84 — Analyze savings plan.

COCOSAVR
Rucinski, Mark. "Two liner contest winner."

(October 1987) 102 — Graphics demo.
Samuels, Edward. "Who's gonna know?" (July

1987) 123 — Copyright law review.

Sapello, Donald. "Debugging with Wordfind."

(February 1988) 155 WORDFIND LOADER
Sapello, Donald. "Peeling graphics." (February

1988) 154 PEELPCLS SAMPLE
Saunderson, George F. "Making a Christmas

address list." (December 1987) 66 — Correction,

February, 1988, p.14, April 1988, p.14.

XMASLIST
Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo cathead: 20 seconds into

the future." (November 1987) 113 — Talking

CoCo cathead. CATHEAD
Scerbo, Fred B. "Getting geared up for safer

driving." (September 1987) 90 — Road skills

instructor. ROADSKIL
Scerbo, Fred B. "Grammar 101 Part II." (June

1988) 154 SENTENCE
Scerbo, Fred B. "Keying into CoCo's power." (July

1987) 112 — Keyboard training. COCOKEYS
Scerbo, Fred B. "Know what I mean?" (January

1988) 90 — Recognizing complete sentences
and fragments. SENTENCE

Scerbo, Fred B. "On the road again." (December

1987) 52 — Learn traffic safety rules. ROAD II
Scerbo, Fred B. "Reading and decoding skills."

(May 1988) 74 JUMBLE
Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the reservoir." (April

1988) 146 — Fixes to recent programs. BLOOD
HEART DRIVE2 COCOKEYS SPELLKEY

Scerbo, Fred B. "Sentence savvy." (March 1988)

78 SENTENCE
Scerbo, Fred B. "The spelling game." (August

1987) 92 COCOKEY2

Scerbo, Fred B. "The ultimate testing programs."

(February 1988) 94 — Generate quizzes.

SUPRTEST
Scerbo, Fred B. "Understanding verb use."

(October 1987) 158 VERBTEST
Schenck, Ed. "Ticket maker." (May 1988) 91

TICKET
Schlottmann, Robert S. "Preparing for Uncle

Sam." (January 1988) 112 — Keep tax records in

order. Correction, March 1988, p.40. TAX.BAS;

TAXINFO.XX REVFIELD SETUP.BAS
Schmidt, Fred. "Hint." (July 1987) 156 —Keyboard

connection modification.
Schuler, Keith. "One liner contest winner." (March

1988) 182 — Generate printed chart for
adventure games.

Selbee, Keith. "One liner contest winner." (June

1988) 188 — Print cards for cassette boxes.
Shelton, Douglas C. "Hint." (August 1987)98 —

Printer repair.
Shelton, Garry L. "Color composer." (June 1988)

42 — Create and edit songs. SONGWRTR
Shinatzki, Steven. "Hint." (October 1987) 14 —

Using INKEY.
Shoobs, Bernice M. "High-tech quilting bee."

(April 1988) 75 QUILT
Shoobs, Bernice. "ASCII answers." (June 1988)82

ASCIIREF
Shoobs, Bernice. "CoCo cuddler." (January 1988)

74 — Graphics demo. PLAID
Shoobs, Bernice. "Too many (hie) bottles of beer."

(June 1988) 79 99BEERS
Shortt, Don ; and Duncan, M. G. "The Christmas

star." (December 1987) 70 XMASSTAR
Sirolly, Michael T. "Strata." (May 1988) 20 —

Action game. STRATA
Skaggs, Tracy L. "PMODE polychrome." (May

1988) 58 — Dump PMODE 3 and 4 screens in

color. IMAGE
Smiley, J. T. "Happy (un) birthday to you!"

(January 1988) 80 — Calculate age in seconds.

BIRTHDAY
Smith, Bill. "Wipe out letters." (September 1987)

74 CRUNCHER
Speer, Mike. "Preventing program wipeout."

(December 1987) 76 — Disk save utility.

SAFESAVE

Spencer, Brad. "Good things are cookin' on

CoCo." (April 1988) 28 — Database for recipes.

RECIPES
Spiller, Jeremy. "Synthesizer sound-off." (June

1988) 102 — Turn PLAY command into a

synthesizer. SUPRPLAY WAVEDIT
Steele, Chris. "Reading word processing files."

(February 1988) 81 ASCIREAD
Steinbrueck, Richard. "Painless revisions."

(February 1988) 155 — Help in saving programs

on disk. SAVE&RUN
Stevenson, Colin D. "Hint." (September 1987) 14

— VIP colors.

Stewart, James M. "Hint." (February 1988)87 —

Print using high speed poke.
Stewart, James. "Two liner contest winner."

(November 1987) 178 — Graphics demo.
Stewart, Shawn. "Have a hand at hangman."

(August 1987) 89 HANGMAN
Sutphin, Ricky. "A demonstration in art." (October

1987) 80 COCOART
Sutphin, Ricky. "A frightfully good time!" (October

1987) 20 HORROR

Sward, Steven. "Sub search." (March 1988) 122

SUBSERCH
Tadman, Sandy. "Life in a fish bowl." (February

1988) 78 — Electronic aquarium. AQUARIUM
Taggart, Ned M. "Hint." (March 1988) 144 —

Trouble shoot a locked up keyboard.
Taulli, T. C. "Batter up!" (July 1987) 105— Trivia

game based on baseball. TRIVIA
Thompson, E. C. "In good form." (March 1988)72

— Print receipts. RECEIPT

Thompson, Ernie. "Blast from the past." (June

1988) 96 JUKEBOX
Tilenius, Eric W. "The urchins from the Black

Lagoon." (January 1988) 31 URCHIN
Tinklepaugh, Dale. "Financial time conversions."

(April 1988) 34 — Personal financial 'toolbox.'

FINANCE
Toepke, Michael G. "Two liner contest winner."

(January 1988) 69 — Game.
Toon, J. Frederick. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1987) 68 — Graphics demo.
Toscano, Louis R. "The electronic blackboard."

(September 1987) 106 — Mathematics teaching

aid. GRAPH
Tottingham, Bill. "Home inventory manager."

(April 1988) 42 INVNTORY
Tucker, Eric. "One good turn deserves another."

(May 1988) 30 — Strategy game. FLIPIT
Turner, Frank. "A CoCo pop-up calculator."

(February 1988) 79 CALC
Turowksi, Donald. "Keep your memories in order."

(December 1987) 46 — Create labels for photo

album. PHOTOTAG
Unger, Frank, Jr. "One liner contest winner."

(June 1988) 16 — Graphics demo.
Upperman, James A. "Operation child protect."

(April 1988) 20 — Generate medical

authorization form. MED FORM
Veal, Lee. "A glossary of computer terms."

(January 1988) 85
Virkki, Jyrl J. "Putting on the program squeeze."

(February 1988) 157 — Make programs smaller.

CRUSH
Ward, Logan. "CoCo has all the answers."

(November 1987) 52 MAGIC3
Weaver, Daniel T. "Graphics reference chart."

(May 1988) 92 GRAFCODE
Weide, Debbie ; and Weide, Dennis H. "Galileo

and the CoCo." (December 1987) 160 — A

science project to re-do Galileo's experiment.

TIMER.BIN; TIMER. BAS
Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo writes a program."

(July 1987) 84 — Use machine language in

BASIC." DATAWRIT
Weide, Dennis H. "Follow the bread crumbs."

(February 1988) 108 — How to find machine

language addresses. ADRESBAS; ADRESPAS
Weide, Dennis H. "A picture is worth 6144 bytes."

(February 1988) 126 — Reversing a PMODE 4

graphic. REVERSE1; REVERSE2; REVERSE3;

REVERSE4
Weide, Dennis H. "Static RAM interface." (May

1988) 150 — A RAM pack for the CoCo ROM

port.

July 1S

THE RAINBOW

141

1 The color gallery." (February

3 graphics. CHANGER GALLERY

..„, mcnaTd A. "BASIC09 and Level II:

Focusing on modules." (July 1987) 163
Wiens, Michael F. "CoCo 3 potpourri." (June

158CC3PATCH
Williams, John G. "CoCo draw update." (October

1987)98 — Update from October 1986, p.59.

Correction, December, 1987, p.24. MENUGEN

COCODRAW
Willoughby, Lauren. "Calibrate your ears." (June

1988)73 PITCHER
Willoughby, Lauren. "Starting from scratch."

(January 1988) 20 — Tips to get the new user up

and running.
Wilson, Lonni. "A Christmas dream." (December

1987) 20 — Christmas adventure game. DREAM
Wolf, Eric A. "Into the danger zone." (August 1987)

58 — F-15 ground assault simulator.
F15EAGLE
Wright, Archor. "Initially 3-D." (October 1987) 53
3DLETTER

PRODUCT REVIEWS

"Address." (March 1988) 132 — Correction, May

1988, p. 154.
"ADOS-3." (July 1987) 138
"An education." (September 1987) 133
"Art-deli." (October 1987) 134
"Artificial intelligence Tic-Tac-Toe." (June 1988)

133
"Artificial learning file." (January 1988) 130
"Assembly language programming for the CoCo 3.

(book)" (June 1988) 132
"The astro fortune teller." (May 1988) 130
"Auto Dim." (January 1988) 139
"Autoterm 6.1 ." (March 1988) 132
"Avatex 1200e." (April 1988) 134
"Avatex 2400 modem." (March 1988) 134
"Backup and Backup II" (July 1987) 142
"Backup lightning." (February 1988) 136
"Banker II." (April 1988) 133
"Basic freedom." (August 1987) 135
"Better graphics on your CoCo III (book)."

(August 1987) 143
"BTU analysis." (September 1987) 130
"Bug buster." (September 1987) 132
"Caladuril Flame of Light." (December 1987) 135
"CBASIC III." (December 7987) 136
"CORAM. " (June 1988) 130
"Check account information system." (February

1988) 133

"Checkbook Wl" (July 1987) 133
"Checkerboard filesort." July 1987) 137
"Chemistry tutor." (April 1988) 136
"CoCo address book." (June 1988) 133
"CoCo base I." (March 1988) 130
"CoCo checkbook." (December 1987) 134
"CoCo disk zapper." (December 1987) 131
"CoCo III utilities." (August 1987) 141
"CoCo keyboard extender cable." (November

1987) 137

"CoCo Max II patch." (December 1987) 136

"CoCo Max III." (April 1988) 129

"CoCo midi 2." (September 1987) 133

"CoCo newsroom." (March 1988) 129

"CoCo XT." (April 1988) 137

"CoCo 3 Turbo RAM 512K upgrade. (January

1988) 130

"Color Computer artist." (March 1988; 131

"Color file II." (November 1987) 131

"Color math." (February 1988) 136

"Color Max 3 font editor." (February 1988) 132

"Color Max 3." (October 1987) 129

"Color Scripsit II." (August 1987) 138

"Color Venture RAMDISK." (April 1988) 138

"Currillian cruiser." (February 1988) 132

"Custom palette designer." (August 1987) 134

"Data master." (May 1988) 128

"DeskMate 3." (December 1987) 129

"The Director." (April 1988) 138

"Directory date." (August 1987) 132

"Disk anti-pirate." (September 1987) 133

"D' A editor II" (June 1988) 130

"Disk manager." (July 1987) 140

"Disklock." (February 1988) 130

"Dollar wise." (September 1987) 136

"Donald Duck's playground." (September 1987)

129
"Donut dilemma." (August 1987) 133
"Financial time conversions." (January 1988) 136
"FlightSim I." (April 1988) 135
"Gates of delirium." (October 7987) 136
"GrafFind." (April 1988) 137
"Gridiron." (August 1987) 142
"A guide to CoCo 3 basics and graphics." (July

1987) 136
"Hall of the King III." (November 1987) 136
"Hi-Res III." (November 1987) 133
"High resolution joystick interface." (October

1987) 130 — Correction, November, 1987, p.1 16.
"Indiana Jim." (May 1988) 138
"Inventory manager." (December 1987) 132
"IRA analysis." (November 1987) 130
| "Iron Cross: War in Russia." (January 1988) 131
"Koronis rift." (August 1987) 136
"Kung-fu dude." (February 1988) 129
"The Lansford Mansion." (November 1987) 132
"Laser surgeon: The microscope mission." (May

1988)-\26
"Leonardo's pencil." (October 1987) 132
"Lot-pro." (May 7988) 130
"Lotzaluk." (November 1987) 135
"Magnavox RGB Monitor 80." (August 1987) 140
"Mapper." (July 1987) 132
"Master disk." (February 1988) 133
"Maxsound." (June 1988) 126
"Mickey's space adventure." (January 1988) 135
"MLBASIC." (December 1987) 138
"Multi-label III." (July 1987) 135
"My artist." (October 1987) 131
"OS-9 development system." (May 7988) 132
"Phantomgraph." (Apr/7 7988) 135
"Phonebook." (November 1987) 136
"Polytint." (October 1987) 132
"Print spooler." (August 1987) 132
"Printer lightning." (March 1988) 135
"Printer muffler 80." (November 1987) 129
"Pyramix." (December 1987) 132
"QuikPro+ll." (December 1987) 137
"RAMDisk." (January 1988) 138 — Correction,

February 1988, p.14.
"The rat." (May 1988) 137
"REMUSIC 1.0." (May 1988) 136
"Rescue on Fractalus." (November 1987) 133
"RGB patch." (July 1987) 142
"Rickeyterm." (September 1987) 130
"Robot Odyssey." (February 1988) 131
"Scan and Restorit." (October 1987) 134
"Screen star/OS-9 text formatter." (October 1987)

139
"Screenprint." (August 1987) 132
"Shanghai." (March 1988) 138
"Spectrum DOS." (July 1987) 134
"Stock market portfolio." (October 1987) 138
"Sub battle simulator." (June 1988) 134
"Super Extended Basic Unravelled (book)."

(August 1987) 139
"Super graphics 16." (June 1988) 132
"Super tape/disk transfer." (October 1987) 135
"Superdisk utility." (June 1988) 134
"T/S spell." (March 1988) 135
"Telewriter-128." (May 1988) 133
"Telewriter-64 (and modifications)." (August 1987)

143
"Textform." (May 1988) 131
"The third Rainbow book of adventures."

(November 1987) 137
"Title." (July 1987) 140
"Tomb of Tien." (May 1988) 129
"Trig attack." (November 1987) 131
"TW-80." (October 1987) 138
"Typ-o-matic." (August 1987) 132
"Ultra editor." (July 1987) 139
"UniStand." (November 1987) 130
"Utility routines volume II." (November 1987) 135
"Vegas slots." (November 1987) 132
"Video cards/Keno." (February 1988) 135
"Winnie the Pooh and the Hundred Acre Wood."

(December 1987) 133
"Wizard's den." (January 1988) 129
"Zandar." (June 1988) 131

"Zone runner." (January 1988) 131

RAINBOW ON TAPE/DISK

ABC Mayeux, Ann B. "ABC is not just child's

play." (September 1987) 58 — Introduce kids to

computers.
ABCMRG Linge, John M. "Sounding out the

ABC's." (February 1988) 142
ADPROFIT Bernico, Bill. "Advertising profit

predictor." (March 1988) 32
ADRESBAS; ADRESPAS Weide, Dennis H.

"Follow the bread crumbs." (February 1988) 108

— How to find machine language addresses.
AIRPLANE Musumeci, John. "CoCo's daring

flying machine." (January 1988) 73
ALARM Clark, Roderick. "An alarming solution."

(November 1987) 98 — Alarm clock.
ALFAWORD Kenny, Keiran. "Alphabet roulette."

(November 1987) 97
ANIMALS Blount, Andy. "The power of the mind."

(September 1987) 36 — Demonstrates artificial

intelligence.
ANIMATE Carrock, Solla. "Animation film

festival." (October 1987) 114
APPLEPIE Allen, David. "CoCo concoctions."

(December 1987) 77
AQUARIUM Tadman, Sandy. "Life in a fish bowl."

(February 1988) 78 — Electronic aquarium.
ASCIIREF Shoobs, Bernice. "ASCII answers."

(June 1988) 82
ASCIREAD Steele, Chris. "Reading word

processing files." (February 1988) 81
AUTODIAL Bossinger, Sean. "Autodial reaches

out across the miles." (November 1987) 144
AUTOEXEC Masten, Doug. "Auto-executing ML

programs." (February 1988) 154
AUT03 Katsekes, Chuck. "CoCo 3 auto-boot."

(June 1988) 32 — Load and run a program at a

specified time.
BALANCE Monroe, Richard. "Achieving simple

equality." (July 1987) 50 — Educational game for

children.
BBS-BORD.SYS Jorgenson, Michael. "A BBS

that's SysOp friendly and hacker hostile."

(November 1987) 152
BEEZAP Koch, Daren. "Bee zapper." (September

1987) 50
BESTLIST Howe, Clay. "The LLISTing formatter."

(May 1988) 104
BFORK; BFORK.DUMP Dibble, Peter. "The

problem with BASIC09." (August 1987) 163
BIGDUMP Handis, John. "A full page dump for

the DMP-105." (May 1988) 92
BILLGEN Conant, Shawn. "Putting it on their tab."

(March 1988) 20 — Print invoices for parts and

labor.
BIRTHDAY Smiley, J. T. "Happy (un) birthday to

you!" (January 1988) 80 — Calculate age in

seconds.
BLAKJACK Bernico, Bill ; and Aftamonow,

George. "Beat the dealer." (August 1987) 84
BLASTER Donald, Steve. "Battle back with

munchkin blaster." (August 1987) 44
BLITZ1; BLITZ2; BLITZ3 Phillips, George. "Tank

command." (June 1988) 60 — Defend terrain

against enemy air force.
BLOCKOUT Owens, Tony. "Blockout wipeout."

(May 1988) 94
BLOOD Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the reservoir."

(April 1988) 146 — Fixes to recent programs.
BOOLEAN Levinson, Eric. "The ins and outs of

Boolean." (May 1988) 100— Binary math

practice.
BOOT.BAS Jorgenson, Michael. "A BBS that's

SysOp friendly and hacker hostile." (November

1987) 152

BRU England, Carl. "Backup and restore." (April

1988) 72 — Backup disk directory.
BUDGET Piersma, Daniel. "The home financial

analyst." (April 1988) 112 — Help at tax time.

CALC Turner, Frank. "A CoCo pop-up calculator."
(February 1988) 79

CALENDAR Holdorf, William J. "Appointment
calendar." (January 1988) 100 — Print an
appointment book. Kotesar, fT©d."KCoCo pop-
up calendar." (April 1988) 74

142

THE RAINBOW

July 19

CALL Hrycaj, Bohdan. "I/O error free." (December

1987) 75 — Cassette loading utility.
CANVAS Aftamonow, George ; and Aftamonow,

Ellen. "CoCo 3 canvas." (May 1988) 91
CASTLE Ruangchotvit, Chinarut. "Castle of death."

(February 1988) 65 — Adventure contest winner.

CATALYST; CATALYST3 Campbell, Marc.

"Changing the language." (June 1988) 168 —

Customize your programming language.
CATHEAD Scerbo, Fred B. "CoCo cathead: 20

seconds into the future." (November 1987) 113

— Talking CoCo cathead.
CCBLITZ Blyn, Steve. "Learning in the end zone."

(October 1987) 94 — Educational football quiz.
CC3PATCH Wiens, Michael F. "CoCo 3

potpourri." (June 1988) 158
CDUMP Dibble, Peter. "A computer's ancient

native language." (July 1987) 100 — Assembly

language aid.
CENTERER Plaster, Gip Wayne, II. "Phrase

centerer." (May 1988) 93
CGPPRINT Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color

dump." (May 1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220.
CHANGER White, Eric. "The color gallery."

(February 1988) 85 — CoCo 3 graphics.
CHART LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we

started from part 2." (October 1987) 144
CHAR1000 Barden, William, Jr. "Font fascination."

(March 1988) 167 — Discussion on character

generation.
CHORDS Dods, Stuart C. "Preventing dis-chord."

(June 1988) 140 — Learn position of keyboard

chords.
CIRCLE Krom, Matt. "Powerful pages." (July

1987) 94 — Graphics demo.

CIRCLE; CIRCLE2 Ferreira, Ken. "Tunnel effects."

(November 1987) 96 — Graphics demo.
CIRCUIT Blyn, Steve. "Electricity and circuit

experimentation." (December 1987) 98 — Teach

electrical circuits.
CITY SUN Hall, Greg. "A short day's journey into

the night." (November 1987) 106 — Graphics

demo
CLOWNS Bernico, Bill ; and Aftamonow, George.

"The clown of a hundred faces." (January 1988)

44
CLS Ostler, David D. "BASIC for beginners part

1." (September 1987)26
CMDGEN Puckett, Dale L. "Patches, Programs

and politics." (May 1988) 178
COCOART Sutphin, Ricky. "A demonstration in

art." (October 1987) 80
COCOBLUZ Burke, Val. "Playin' the blues." (June

1988) 20

COCOCALC Ostler, David W. "BASIC for

beginners lesson 2." (January 1988) 37
COCODRAW Puckett, Dais . " D rimitive drawing

tools." (September 1987) 160 Williams, John G.

"CoCo draw update." (October 1987) 98 —

Update from October 1986, p.59. Correction,

December, 1987, p.24.
COCOKEYS Scerbo, Fred B. "Keying into CoCo's

power." (July 1987) 112 — Keyboard training.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the reservoir." (April

1988) 146 — Fixes to recent programs.
COCOKEY2 Scerbo, Fred B. "The spelling game."

(August 1987)92
COCOLERN English, William D. "Learn CoCo

learn." (August 1987) 50 — Artificial intelligence

helps CoCo play.
COCOSAVR Ruby, Paul, Jr. "Financial planning for

your future." (January 1988) 84 — Analyze sav-
ings plan.
COLLECT DeMarco, Brian. "Picking up the

pieces." (June 1988) 82
COLLEGE Pittman, Larry P. "Beating the college

crunch." (June 1988)26 — Calculate college

saving plan.
COLORMIX Breindel, Adam. "Color creator."

(January 1988) 78 — Blend colors. Curtis, H.

Allen. "PALETTEable color mixing." (April 1988)

124 — Utility to make color selection easier.
COLORPIE Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color

dump." (May 1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220.
COLORS Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color

dump." (May 1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220.

COLRTEST Ostrer, Ken. "Adjusting your

monitor." (January 1988) 80
COLRFEST Benway, Patrick. "All the colors of the

rainbow." (December 1987) 74
COMPARE; INDEX; SAVELOAD; TOTAL Kolar,

Joseph. Mission interchangeable." (March 1988)

68
COMPRESS Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters in

saving and restoring graphics screens."

(December 1987) 168 Dibble, Peter. "Sometimes

BASIC09 isn't fast enough." (September 1987)

170
CONNECT5 James, John. "Five in a row." (March

1988)76
CONTROL; CNTRL Bell, Bruce K. "To overthrow

the controllers." (February 1988) 42 —

Adventure contest winner.
CONVERT Purnell, Dick. "They do it with

numbers." (December 1987) 74 — Convert hex

to decimal, etc.
CO80. PATCH Puckett, Dale L. "New tools, new

toys." (April 1988) 160
CRUNCHER Smith, Bill. "Wipe out letters."

(September 1987) 74
CRUSH Virkki, Jyrl J. "Putting on the program

squeeze." (February 1988) 157 — Make

programs smaller.
DATABASE Ostler, David W. "BASIC for

beginners lesson 3." (February 1988) 20 Ostler,

David W. "BASIC for beginners lesson 4."

(March 1988) 82
DATAWRIT Weide, Dennis H. "The CoCo writes a

program." (July 1987) 84 — Use machine

language in BASIC."
DEFSDEMO Puckett, Dale L. "Patches, Programs

and politics." (May 1988) 178
DEMO Hawkins, Darryl W. "Two screens

accompany, but three is not a crowd."

(November 1987) 100 — A third graphics screen.

DESKTOPL; DESKTOPH Curtis, H. Allen. "A desk-
top publisher on a shoestring." (October 1987) 58

— Corrections, October 1987, p.24, January 1988,

P-138.
DIRALPHA Needham, Andre. "The ABC's of

organization." (February 1988) 80 — Alphabetize

disk directory.
DIRPRINT Knoppow, Jim. "Hard copy your

directory." (February 1988) 81
DISK.BAS; DISK3 Campbell, Marc. "Changing the

language." (June 1988) 168 — Customize your

programming language.
DISKDATA McGarrity, A. L. "The perfect disk

manager." (July 1987) 30 — Disk utility
DISKDUMP; DISKDIR Barden, William, Jr.

"Delving into the CoCo disk." (January 1988)

180
DISKSEEK Berenz, Michael. "An inside view."

(July 1987) 97 — Disk utility.
DODGE Moon, J. R. "The blue block blues."

(November 1987) 97
DOEVENT Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution

continues." (November 1987) 180 Puckett, Dale

L. "Putting data structures on the drawing

board." (December 1987) 180
DREAM Wilson, Lonni. "A Christmas dream."

(December 1987) 20 — Christmas adventure

game.
DRIVER; CONVERT Forgione, Joseph. "Prompt

attention." (July 1987) 97 — Change the cursor

prompt.
DRIVE2 Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the reservoir."

(April 1988) 146 — Fixes to recent programs.
DSORT; DSORT.ASM Puckett, Dale L. "A view of

Multi-Vue." (March 1988) 180
EDITOR-2 Dibble, Peter. "The problem with

BASIC09." (August 1987) 163
ELECFORM Burdon, Kenneth. "WATTS the

electrical cost of appliances." (November 1987)

46
ELECTION Blyn, Steve. "Presidential election

preview." (April 1988) 70 — Polling program.
EMBROID Furman, George R. "Stitch niche-ery."

(December 1987) 76 — Make embroidery

patterns.
ENCRYPT Compton, David. "Undercover CoCo."

(Apr/7 7988; 73 — Construct cryptograms.

ENERGY Matthews, Becky F. "Electrifying

graphics using PMODE power." (October 1987)

44
ERASEPIX Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data

structures on the drawing board." (December

1987) 180
EXAMPLE Barden, William, Jr. "Hands-on

Hershey." (April 1988) 170 — Create various

characters.
EXPLORE2 Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Adventures in

music." (June 1988) 79
EXPNS Anderson, Larry. "CoCo's auto

maintenance manager." (April 1988) 58 — Keep

maintenance schedules for up to 5 vehicles.
FAMILY LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we

started from part 2." (October 1987) 144
FASTCOPY Lawson, Matt. "Backup and go." (July

1987) 98 — Quicker disk backups. Correction,

June 1988, p.38.
FASTFOOD Blyn, Steve. "Can you afford a burger

attack?" (January 1988) 54 — Estimating

expenses.
FDCAID Honaker, Scott. "Exercise your drives."

(June 1988) 110
FILEDATA Doss, Raymond. "Creating data files."

(March 1988) 74 — Construct single

dimensioned string file.
FILEREAD Bernico, Bill. "Reading data files."

(March 1988) 74
FILES Puckett, Dale L. "Controller attacks halt line

problem." (August 7987,1 157
FINANCETinklepaugh, Dale. "Financial time

conversions." (April 1988) 34 — Personal

financial 'toolbox.'
FINDMAZE Barden, William, Jr. "An A 'maze' ing

adventure." (February 1988) 171
FLIPIT Tucker, Eric. "One good turn deserves

another." (May 1988) 30 — Strategy game.
FONTDEMO; FONTPOKE Pokorny, Douglas.

"Adding the HPRINT capability to PMODE 4."

(May 1988) 155
FONTUTIL Barden, William, Jr. "Hands-on

Hershey." (April 1988) 170 — Create various

characters.
FOOTBALL Behrmann, Darrel. "It's a touchdown!"

(October 1987) 83 Remick, Jeff. "Who'll win on

the gridiron?" (December 1987) 78 — Pick

football winners.
FRACTION Bernico, Bill. "Any way you slice it."

(September 1987) 40 — Teach fractions.
FUNFACE Parker, Sanjay. "Freaky face." (October

1987) 78
F15EAGLE Wolf, Eric A. "Into the danger Zone."

(August 1987) 58 — F-15 ground assault

simulator.
GALACTIC Alger, Paul. "Caught up in a galactic

conflict." (November 1987) 78 — BBS game.

Correction, January 1988, p.138.
GALLERY White, Eric. "The color gallery."

(February 1988) 85 — CoCo 3 graphics.
GENFONT1; GENFONT2 Curtis, H. Allen. "A

Desktop publisher on a shoestring." (October

1987) 58 — Corrections, October 1987, p.24,

January 1988, p.138.
GETBUFFER Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters

in saving and restoring graphics screens."

(December 1987) 168 Dibble, Peter. "Sometimes

BASIC09 isn't fast enough." (September 1987)

170
GETIMAGE Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off the

screen save/dump package." (January 1988) 176

GETKISSMOUSE Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution
continues." (November 1987) 180 Puckett, Dale
L. "Putting data structures on the drawing
board." (December 1987) 180

GETWINATTR Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters
in saving and restoring graphics screens."
(December 1987) 168 Dibble, Peter. "Sometimes
BASIC09 isn't fast enough." (September 1987)
170

GOSUB Ostler, David W. "BASIC for beginners
lesson 2." (January 1988) 37

GRADE$ Dorrity, Dennis. "Report card payoff."
(September 1987) 20 — Total up the report card.

GRADER Bernico, Bill. "Teacher's pet."

July 1£

THE RAINBOW

143

(September 1987) 76 — Help teacher total
scores.
GRAFCODE Weaver, Daniel T. "Graphics
reference chart." (May 1988) 92

GRAFTRAN Montgomery, Scott. "Graphics

creation transfer." (October 1987) 48
GRAPH Toscano, Louis R. "The electronic

blackboard." (September 1987) 106 —

Mathematics teaching aid.
GUITARS Bernico, Bill. "Graphing great guitars."

(June 1988) 56
HANDLEMENU Puckett, Dale L "The evolution

continues." (November 1987) 180 Puckett, Dale

L "Putting data structures on the drawing

board." (December 1987) 180
HANGMAN Stewart, Shawn. "Have a hand at

hangman." (August 1987) 89
HANUKKAH DellaFave, Renard. "A festival of

lights." (December 1987) 28 — Graphics for

Hanukkah.
HEART Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the reservoir."

(April 1988) 146 — Fixes to recent programs.
HELIHERO Holsten, Phil. "Helicopter hero."

(March 1988) 42
HELPMATE Goldberg, Stephen B. "Help is on the

way." (June 1988) 14 — Create online assistance

for any program.
HFDRIVER Barden, William, Jr. "Hands-on

Hershey." (April 1988) 170 — Create various

characters.
HI Krom, Matt. "Powerful pages." (July 1987) 94 —

Graphics demo.
HIRESJOY Perkins, Duane M. "Programming for

the hi-res joystick interface. (February 1988) 122

HITME Gleason, Chris. "Hit me if you can."

(January 1988) 76
HORROR Sutphin, Ricky. "A frightfully good

time!" (October 1987) 20
HRLOAD Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color

dump." (May 1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220.
HRSAVE Perkins, Duane M. "CoCo 3 color dump."

(May 1988) 42 — Dump to the CGP-220.
IMAGE Skaggs, Tracy L. "PMODE polychrome."

(May 1988) 58 — Dump PMODE 3 and 4 screens

in color.
INVNTORY Tottingham, Bill. "Home inventory

manager." (Apr/7 1988; 42
INVTREND Franz, James E. "Stock analyzer."

(March 1988) 94 — Use it to time investment

decisions
JACKET Crawford, Gay. "Disk jacket designer for

the well-dressed diskette." (November 1987) 26
JOB DESC Paroubek, Larry M. "Finding the right

person for the job." (January 1988) 106 —

Create job descriptions.
JOYCHECK Ellis, Richard S. "Joy for joysticks.

(August 1987) 91 — Check out your joysticks.
JUKEBOX Thompson, Ernie. "Blast from the

past." (June 1988)96
JUMBLE Scerbo, Fred B. "Reading and decoding

skills." (May 1988) 74
KINGBOOT; KING Miller, Scott; and Cushing,

Mike. "Guild of the Kingmaker." (April 1988) 86
KISSCOLOR Puckett, Dale L. "Using a fourth-
generation database language." (February 1988)

182
KISSDMENU; KISSDRAWFILL + BOX, LINE ETC.

Puckett, Dale L. "Back at the drawing board."

(January 1988) 160
KISSDRAW Puckett, Dale L. "Primitive drawing

tools." (September 1987) 160
KISSDRAWPUT; + KISSDRAWBOX, LINE,

CIRCLE, ELLIPSE, BAR Puckett, Dale L.

"Putting data structures on the drawing board."

(December 1987) 180
KISSDRAW2 Puckett, Dale L. "Unlock the

graphics potential of OS-9 Level II.: (October
1987) 176
KISSDRAW4; KISSDRAWBOX; KISSDRAWARC

Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution continues."

(November 1987) 180
LCPATCH2; LCPATCH3 Campbell, Marc.

"Changing the language." (June 1988) 168 —

Customize your programming language.
LE LUTIN Parson, Louis. "The Kingdom of Le

Lutin." (July 1987) 58 — Adventure game.

Correction, October 1987, p. 50.
LETRGETR Duncan, James Dale. "Learning your

ABCs." (September 1987) 72
LETRWRITR Hallock, Arthur S. "Color

correspondent." (April 1988) 48 — A mini word

processor.
LETTER Brown, Charles E, Jr. "Printing in two

columns." (May 1988) 95
LETTERS Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer:

The mystery of the Tandy anagram." (May 1988)

170
LINEDRAW Kenny, Keiran. "Laying it on the line."

(January 1988) 73
LOADER Sapello, Donald. "Debugging with

wordfind." (February 1988) 155
LOADPIX Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data structures

on the drawing board." (December 1987) 180
LOCATOR McGarrity, A. L. "The perfect disk

manager." (July 1987) 30 — Disk utility
LONNIE.BIN Crawford, Gay. "Disk jacket designer

for the well-dressed diskette." (November 1987)

26
LOOK Ostrom, Steven M. "Artifact colors on

CoCo 3's RGB." (February 1988) 114
LOTT048 Nevin, Bob. "Lotsa luck!" (June 1988)

81
LP78DMPS Curtis, H. Allen. "Screen dump

extraordinaire." (October 1987) 30 — Correction,

November 1987, p.1 16.
MACLIST Puckett, Dale L. "An OS-9 convert

speaks out." (July 1987) 167
MAGICSQR Morrison, John. "Making magic."

(August 1987) 88 — A magic square.
MAGIC3 Ward, Logan. "CoCo has all the

answers." (November 1987) 52
MAGPARTS Blyn, Steve. "Who, what and where?"

(June 1988) 86 — Sharpen reference skills.
MAIN Anderson, Larry. "CoCo's auto maintenance

manager." (April 1988) 58 — Keep maintenance

schedules for up to 5 vehicles.
MAKECMDGEN Puckett, Dale L. "Patches,

Programs and politics." (May 1988) 178
MAKPIPE Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters in

saving and restoring graphics screens."

(December 1987) 168
MAKPIPE2 Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off the screen

save/dump package." (January 1988) 176
MAPPER Haupt, Neil. "Help for adventurers."

(August 1987) 90 — Adventure map printer.
MARTIAN Machurek, Ed, Jr. "Merry Martian."

(October 1987) 79
MATCH Rogers, Robert. "Compu match."

(February 1988) 30 — Computer dating.
MATHTCHR Rittenhouse, James E. "Math can be

fun." (September 1987) 71
MED FORM Upperman, James A. "Operation child

protect." (April 1988) 20 — Generate medical

authorization form.
MEMOCARD Belanger, Allan J. "CoCo

concentration." (August 1987) 20 — Memory

game
MENUGEN Williams, John G. "CoCo draw

update." (October 1987) 98 — Update from

October 1986, p.59. Correction, December 1987,

p.24.
MIRORPIX Kenny, Keiran. "Mirror image."

(October 1987) 81
MLEDITOR Mosley, John. "Do you hear what I

hear?" (December 1 987) 86 — Correction, June

1988, p.38.
MLSONG Mosley, John. "Do you hear what I

hear?" (December 1987) 86 — Correction, June

1988, p.38.
MONEYJAR Bernico, Bill. "How much do you

have?" (September 1987) 70 — Count your

money.
MONTEST Archer, David. "CoCo 3 number

cruncher." (March 1988) 146 — Spreadsheet

program.
MUSICPRO Arko, Lyn. "Listen to what they done."

(June 1988) 80
MUS1 Plaster, Gip Wayne. "From scales to

Mozart." (January 1988) 72
MVSHELL Puckett, Dale L. "Another great

beginning." (June 1988) 180

99BEERS Shoobs, Bernice. "Too many (hie)

bottles of beer." (June 1988) 79
NEWGAME Alger, Paul. "Caught up in a galactic

conflict." (November 1987) 78 — BBS game.

Correction, January 1988, p.138.
NEWMAZE Barden, William, Jr. "An A 'maze' ing

adventure." (February 1988) 171
NO SMOKE Rodriguez, Ana M. "Non-smoking

section." (May 1988) 90
NUMFILE Copley, Don. "Let your CoCo do the

walking." (November 1987) 70 — Database for

phone numbers.
NUMREVUE Blyn, Steve. "Number fun for the very

young." (August 1987) 97
NYMS Blyn, Steve. "Differences and similarities."

(May 1988) 88 — Review of synonyms, etc.
ODDSENDS Kolar, Joseph. "The Kolar

progression." (January 1988) 96
PAGE LeBlanc, Brian. "Right back where we

started from." (September 1987) 102 —

Genealogy aid.
PAKXFER Dawson, David. "Pak to disk transfer."

(December 1987) 152
PALINDRM Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer:

The mystery of the Tandy anagram." (May 1988)

170
PALPRINT White, Eric. "The color gallery."

(February 1988) 85 — CoCo 3 graphics.
PAL32 Katsekes, Chuck. "Color in 32 columns."

(May 1988) 93
PAPERS Leistico, Dale James. "Delivering the

goods." (March 1988) 36 — Bookkeeping system

for newspaper carriers.
PASSWORD Anderson, Doug. "Personal

password protector." (November 1987) 95 —

Random password generator.
PATCH Ostrom, Steven M. "Artifact colors on

CoCo 3's RGB." (February 1988) 114
PAYMENTS Bernico, Bill. "I owe, I owe." (January

1988) 82 — Calculate monthly payments.
PEELPCLS Sapello, Donald. "Peeling graphics."

(February 1988) 154
PERMS Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: The

mystery of the Tandy anagram." (May 1988) 170
PERSLOGO Brown, Charles E, Jr. "Printing in two

columns." (May 1988) 95
PHONICS Blyn, Steve. "Fun with phonics." (March

PHOTOTAG Turowksi, Donald. "Keep your

memories in order." (December 1987) 46 —

Create labels for photo album.
PICTBOOK Carrock, Solla. "Animation film

festival." (October 1987) 114
PIPEIT Puckett, Dale L. "Back at the drawing

board." (January 1988) 160
PITCHER Willoughby, Lauren. "Calibrate your

ears." (June 1988) 78
PLAID Shoobs, Bernice. "CoCo cuddler."

(January 1988) 74 — Graphics demo.
PLAYBACKPIX Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution

continues." (November 1987) 180
POST Beckles, Orman Cyril, III. "The Post Office."

(March 1988) 104 — Mailing list program. —

Major correction, April, 1988, p.30.
POSTRPTR Quellhorst, George. "Bulletin board

standout." (May 1988) 116 — Printing posters

withaDMP-130.
PREVIEWPIX Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data

structures on the drawing board." (December

1987)180
PRIME-TBL.C Puckett, Dale L. "An OS-9 convert

speaks out." (July 1987) 167
PRINTER Dibble, Peter. "The problem with

BASIC09." (August 1987) 163
PRINTUNE Boots, Greg. "Print that tune!" (June

1988) 52
PUTBUFFER Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off the

screen save/dump package." (January 1988) 176

PUZZLE Martinez, Louis. "Back to square one."

(January 1988) 74
P178&GL Bernico, Bill. "Prepare before you

paint." (October 7987) 82
QUEENS Allen, Scot. "The Queen's quarrel."

(October 1987) 28 — Chess like puzzle.
QUILT Shoobs, Bernice M. "High-tech quilting

144

THE RAINBOW

July 1£

bee." (April 1988) 75
RAM Campbell, Marc. "Changing the language."

(June 1988) 168 — Customize your

programming language.
READPROG Roberts, Bob. "Yakety-yak, the CoCo

talks back." (October 1987) 106 — Use

speech/sound cartridge to read your listings.
RECEIPT Thompson, E. C. "In good form." (March

1988) 72 — Print receipts.
RECIPES Spencer, Brad. "Good things are cookin'

on CoCo." (April 1988) 28 — Database for

recipes.
RECORDPIX Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution

continues." (November 1987) 180
REM Anderson, Larry. "CoCo's auto maintenance

manager." (April 1988) 58 — Keep maintenance

schedules for up to 5 vehicles.
REMOTE2 Alger, Paul. "Caught up in a galactic

conflict." (November 1987) 78 — BBS game.

Correction, January, 1988, p.138.
REPORT Piersma, Daniel. "The home financial

analyst." (April 1988) 112 — Help at tax time.
RESCUE Johnson, Clyde, Jr. "Lunar rescue."

(August 1987) 116
RESISTOR MacLellan, Gary. "A colorful

resistance." (July 1987) 44 — Teach color codes

of resistors.
REVERSE1; REVERSE2; REVERSE3; REVERSE4

Weide, Dennis H. "A picture is worth 6144

bytes." (February 1988) 126 — Reversing a

PMODE 4 graphic.
REVFIELD Schlottmann, Robert S. "Preparing for

Uncle Sam." (January 1988) 112 — Keep tax

records in order. Correction, March, 1988, p.40.
RLEXPND.CDUMP Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off

the screen save/dump package." (January 1988)

176
RLSQSH.CDUMP Dibble, Peter. "Compression

filters in saving and restoring graphics screens."

(December 1987) 168
ROAD II Scerbo, Fred B. "On the road again."

(December 1987) 52 — Learn traffic safety rules.
ROADSKIL Scerbo, Fred B. "Getting geared up for

safer driving." (September 1987) 90 — Road

skills instructor.
ROCKYTOP Matthews, Becky F. "CoCo goes

country." (June 1988) 36 — Music and graphics

of Nashville.
ROMRAM Pokorny, Douglas. "Adding the HPRINT

capability to PMODE 4." (May 1988) 155
RULEOF78 Eizenga, Jack W. "Rules of 78's."

(March 1988) 100 — Determine whether to pay off

loans ahead of schedule.
RVSLINE French, Paul. "Usetown annex."

(January 1988) 58 — Simulate a city planner.
SAFESAVE Speer, Mike. "Preventing program

wipeout." (December 1987) 76 — Disk save

utility.
SAMPLE Sapello, Donald. "Peeling graphics."

(February 1988)154
SAVE&RUN Steinbrueck, Richard. "Painless

revisions." (February 1988) 155 — Help in saving

programs on disk.
SAVEIMAGE Dibble, Peter. "Compression filters

in saving and restoring graphics screens."

(December 1987) 168 Dibble, Peter. "Sometimes

BASIC09 isn't fast enough." (September 1987)

170
SAVEPIX Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data structures

on the drawing board." (December 1987) 180
SCOREBRD Ashby, Lou. "Keeping score with

CoCo." (August 1987) 36 — Keep track of hard

won scores. Cooney, Mike. "Get the home court

advantage." (September 1987) 42 — Basketball

scoreboard.
SCRNDUMP; SCRNDMPS Curtis, H. Allen.

"Screen dump extraordinaire." (October 1987)

30 — Correction, November 1987, p.1 16.
SCRNFONT Bernico, Bill. "Ye olde font." (May

1988) 36 —Graphics print font styles.
SCROLL Bernico, Bill. "Screen scrolling made

easy." (October 1987) 26
SENTENCE Scerbo, Fred B. "Grammar 101 Part

II." (June 1988) 154 Scerbo, Fred B. "Know what

I mean?" (January 1988) 90 — Recognizing

complete sentences and fragments. Scerbo,

Fred B. "Sentence savvy." (March 1988) 78
SETUP. BAS Schlottmann, Robert S. "Preparing

for Uncle Sam." (January 1988) 112 — Keep tax

records in order. Correction, March 1988, p.40.
SETUPMOUSE Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data

structures on the drawing board." (December

1987) 180

SHEET Hitko, Don. "Worksheet printer." (March

1988) 73

SHOOTEM DeMarco, Brian. "CoCo caliber." (April

1988) 74
SHOOTN Marsh, Albert P. "Rootin' tootin'

sharpshootin' CoCo." (August 1987) 105
SHOPPING Blyn, Steve. "Restaurant reckonings."

(February 1988) 76
SIGNATUR Bennett, Jim "Sign in please." (May

1988) 52 —Use the CoCo to copy your

signature.
SKIPMUF Puckett, Dale L. "Another great

beginning." (June 1988) 180
SMOOTHY Blochowiak, John. "A smooth

operator." (January 1988) 78 — Screen scrolling

in 40 column mode. Correction, April, 1988, p.14.

SNEAKY Kerckhoff, Peter. "Sneaky snake."

(August 1987) 26
SONGWRTR Shelton, Garry L. "Color composer."

(June 1988) 42 — Create and edit songs.
SPEEDSTR Jolley, David. "Start your engines."

(August 1987) 86 — Racing car game
SPELDOWN Blyn, Steve. "Spell down to

vocabulary fitness." (July 1987) 56 — Language

arts game.
SPELLKEY Scerbo, Fred B. "Revising the

reservoir." (April 1988) 146 — Fixes to recent

programs.
SPREAD2 Mooallem, Saul. "Spreading it on a little

thicker." (March 1988) 54 — Spreadsheet

program enhanced.
SSBANNER Lawrence, Ingrid ; and Bourdeaux,

Mark. "Hurray for the red, white and blue." (July

1987) 20 — Music and graphics for the 4th of
July.

STARS McDowell, Jim. "One starry night."
(November 1987) 96 — Graphics demo Pruyne,
Jim. "A star like a wheel." (March 1988) 75

STOCK May, Charles. "Taking stock." (March

1988) 60 —Inventory control.

STRATA Sirolly, Michael T. "Strata." (May 1988)

20 — Action game.
SUBSERCH Sward, Steven. "Sub search." (March

1988)122
SUM128 Archer, David. "CoCo 3 number

cruncher." (March 1988) 146 — Spreadsheet

program.
SUPRPLAY Spiller, Jeremy. "Synthesizer sound-
off." (June 1988) 102 —Turn PLAY command

into a synthesizer.
SUPRTEST Scerbo, Fred B. "The ultimate testing

programs." (February 1988) 94 — Generate

quizzes.
SYSOP.EDT Jorgenson, Michael. "A BBS that's

SysOp friendly and hacker hostile." (November

1987) 152
TACHISTO Gordley, Richard D. "CoCo sets the

pace." (September 1987) 140 — Measure reading

speed and comprehension. Correction, October

1987, p.50.

TAX.BAS; TAXINFO.XX Schlottmann, Robert S.
"Preparing for Uncle Sam." (January 1988) 112
— Keep tax records in order. Correction, March

1988, p.40.

3DLETTER Wright, Archor. "Initially 3-D."

(October 1987) 53
TEST Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution continues."

(November 1987) 180
TESTSCRN Curtis, H. Allen. "Screen dump

extraordinaire." (October 1987) 30 — Correction,

November 1987, p.1 16.
TEXTGEN.EDT Jorgenson, Michael. "A BBS that's

SysOp friendly and hacker hostile." (November

1987) 152
THEATRE Flaishaker, Paul. "Theater

management." (August 1987) 88 — A puzzle.
THECAVE Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Adventures in

music." (June 1988) 79
TICKET Schenck, Ed. "Ticket maker." (May

91
TIMER.BIN; TIMER. BAS Weide, Debbie ; and

Weide, Dennis H. "Galileo and the CoCo."

(December 1987) 160 — A science project to re-
do Galileo's experiment.
TIMETABL Musumeci, John. "Goodbye

flashcards." (September 1987) 72
TRIANGLE Blyn, Steve. "Getting a fix on

triangles." (September 1987) 138
TRIVIA Taulli, T. C. "Batter up!" (July 1987) 105 -

Trivia game based on baseball.
TRIVIAG; TRIVIAFC Lamonica, Mary ; and

Lamonica, James. "Doing the trivia rag."

(September 1987) 152 — Trivia game.
TUXEDO.BIN Crawford, Gay. "Disk jacket

designer for the well-dressed diskette."

(November 1987) 26
TYPER Dingle, Brent. "Improve your typing skills."

(January 1988) 82
TYPING Blyn, Steve. "Upgrading keyboard skills."

(November 1987) 76 — Typing tutor.
UNPRESS Dibble, Peter. "Polishing off the screen

save/dump package." (January 1988) 176

Dibble, Peter. "Using compressed files."

(October 1987) 164
URCHIN Tilenius, Eric W. "The urchins from the

Black Lagoon." (January 1988) 31
USETOWN French, Paul. "Usetown annex."

(January 1988) 58 — Simulate a city planner.
USSONGS Lawrence, Ingrid ; and Bourdeaux,

Mark. "Hurray for the red, white and blue." (July

1987) 20 — Music and graphics for the 4th of
July.

UTILITY1 Lueders, Raymond. "Easy as pie." (April

1988) 99 — Help for the amateur BASIC
programmer.

VACATION Rau, Fred. "Hit the road." (July 1987)

95 — Vacation log
VALNTINE Catlett, Brian. "Wear your heart on

your screen." (February 1988) 100 — Electronic

Valentine's day card.
VARIABLE Ostler, David D. "BASIC for beginners

part 1." (September 1987) 26
VCRTAPES Mayfield, Randy. "That's

entertainment." (December 1987) 92 — VCR

index
VERBTEST Scerbo, Fred B. "Understanding verb

use." (October 1987) 158
VMODE Puckett, Dale L. "Controller attacks halt

line problem." (August 1987) 157
WAVEDIT Spiller, Jeremy. "Synthesizer sound-
off." (June 1988) 102 — Turn PLAY command

into a synthesizer.
WHICHTOOL Puckett, Dale L. "Putting data

structures on the drawing board." (December

1987) 180
WHICHTOOI Puckett, Dale L. "The evolution

continues." (November 1987) 180
WINDCHIL Dettmann, Harvey. "How cold is it."

(October 1987) 82 — Calculate wind chill factor.
WORDFIND Sapello, Donald. "Debugging with

wordfind." (February 1988) 155
WORD1 Johnson, Neil. "Scrambled screen of

letters." (August 1987) 90 — Memory game.
WPDRV.DR; WP.DD; WECHO.DD (+ .SRC)

Puckett, Dale L. "New tools, new toys." (April

1988)160
WREATH Bell, Mark. "This wreath hangs indoors."

(December 1987) 72
XMASLIST Saunderson, George F. "Making a

Christmas address list." (December 1987) 66 —

Correction, February, 1988, p.14, April, 1988,

p. 14.
XMASPORI Golias, Ruth E. "A Christmas pot-
pourri." (December 1987) 100 — Christmas music

and graphics. Correction, April 1988, p.14.

XMASSONG Mosley, John. "Do you hear what I

hear?" (December 1987) 86 — Correction, June

1988, p.38.
XMASSTAR Shortt, Don ; and Duncan, M. G. "The

Christmas star." (December 1987) 70
XSTITCH Anderson, Larry. "A stitch in time."

(December 1987) 108
ZIGZAG Kolar, Joseph. "The Kolar progression."

(January 1988) 96 /"

July 1£

THE RAINBOW

145

The Eighth Year of Rainbow

An index to the articles, programs, reviews and authors
appearing in 71-E RAINBOW from July 1988 through
June 1989.

COMMUNICATIONS

Compiled and Edited
by Leslie A. Foster

Copyright 1989, Falsoft, Inc.

TOTAL NUMBER OF ARTICLES
(July 1981 - June 1989) - 4657

This is the sixth index to THE RAINBOW.

Previous indexes are available as follows:

July 1981 -June 1984— July 1984 issue
July 1984-June 1985 — July 1985 issue
July 1985-June 1986— July 1986 issue
July 1986-June 1987 — July 1987 issue
July 1987 - June 1988 — July 1988 issue

Breakdown of articles: The subject breakdown,
and number of items per heading are shown
below. The number following in brackets is the
total number of articles published since 1981 in
that topic.

Author listings 377 (2657)

Assembly Language 15 (60)

Clubs 2 (17)

Communications 21 (113)

Disk 1 (63)

Editorial comment 12 (58)

Education 35 (290)

Games 45 (337)

General 23 (202)

Graphics 55 (328)

Hardware project 15 (72)

Hardware tutorial 5 (28)

Hints 8 (65)

Home application 23 (148)

Music 5 (71)

One-and Two-liners 21 (1 20)

Operating systems - OS-9 21 (124)

Printer 4 (81)

Product reviews 137 (1818)

Questions and answers 32 (133)

Rainbow on tape/disk 236 (2031)

Tutorial 13 (89)

Utility 31 (201)

Word processing 4 (18)

Total number of articles 528 (4657)

Leslie A. Foster is the System Manager
of Novanet, a jointly-owned computer
library system/or the academic libraries
in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Assembly
language for the complete novice part 2."
(October 1988) 132 PONGBIN; PONGBAS

Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Assembly
language for the complete novice ." (September

1988) 150

Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 1: General Math." (July 1988) 100

SORTBAS; SORTBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 2: High finances." (August 1988) 137

FINANBAS; FINANBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 3: What a dump!" (September 1988) 98

DUMPBAS;DUMPBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 4: Getting graphic. 1 ' (October 1988) 48

PAGER
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 5: Get the point." (November 1988) 80

POINTBAS; POINTBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 6: Draw the line." (December 1988) 104

BASLINE; BINLINE
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 7: Around in circles." (January 1989) 90

CIRCLES; ARCS
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 8: And more math." (February 1989) 96

SHIFTS
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 9: Let there be music." (March 1989) 30

MLNOTES
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 10: Two-dimensional rotation. (April 1989)

72 DEMO; DRIVER; ROTATION
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 1 1 : 3-D without glasses." (May 1989)82

ROTATE3D; DRIVER; ALTOROTAT
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 12: And the music played on." (June 1989)

68 6VOICES
Reid, Randall, "A patch for a patch." (February

1989) 80 — Modify EDTASM for 80 column
screen. Correction, June 1989, p.66. EDPATCH;
EDLOADER

CLUBS

"Clubs, clubs, clubs." (January 1989) 40 — Listing

of CoCo clubs.
Hathaway, Ed. "CoCo clubs: Building a great

foundation." (January 1989) 34 — How to

organize a club.

Alger, Paul. "A REMOTE update." (November

1988) 110 — Update to BBS system. REMOTE3;

BASLOAD; REMDEMO
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: A place of your

own." (August 1988) 152 — Finding online help

and creating a workplace.
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: Creating online."

(September 1988) 118
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: Downloading

problems." (July 1988) 150
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: Time for a

change." (October 1988) 64
"The BBS's in North America." (November 1988)

106
Grubb, Robert John. "CoBBS Xmodem routines."

(November 1988) 88 XMRECV.ASM;

XMSEND.ASM; XMRECV.SYS; XMRECPK.BAS,

etc.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau: CoCo DOS?"

(April 1989) 50
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: At your service."

(May 1989)40
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Common

questions." (December 1988) 148 — Includes

Database report.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (August 1988) 152
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (July 1988) 150
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (October 1988) 64
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (September 1988) 118
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau:

you before? (November 1988) 33 -

database report.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: What's goin' on?"

(March 1989) 96
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Who has the

time?" (January 1989) 114 — Includes Database

report.
Hutchison, Don. "Working together: Delphi and

tape I/O." (August 1988) 156 — Two utilities to

help download programs using Modem Pak.

TAPCNV; BASFIX
Hutchison, Don. "The computer connection."

(November 1988) 28 — Connecting a CoCo to

other computers.
Jenkins, Dave. "So you want to be a SysOp."

(November 1988)35
Sloan, Kevin. "A CoBBS update." (November

1988) 16 — Modifying the CoBBS system to

work with the CoCo3. COBBS/SYS; USER/SYS

DISK

Goodman, Marty. "A hard drive for your CoCo."
(March 1989) 44

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (April 1989) 10 —

CoCo's Canadian future.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (August 1988) 10 —

'Some Post-RAINBOWfest reflections."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (December 1988) 10

— 'A season for reflection.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (February 1989) 10

— 'Here to stay.'

Haven't I seen
Includes

July 1S

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147

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (January 1989) 10 —

'Starting the year off right.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (July 1988) 10 —

The dream machine.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (June 1989) 12 —

'Something akin to a miracle.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (March 1989) 10 —

'What's good for General Bullmoose...'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (May 1989) 10 —

'Balancing a Rainbow.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (November 1988) 8

— 'Computer uses — you decide.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (October 1988) 10 —

'October magic'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (September 1988) 10

— The computer's place in education.'

EDUCATION

Bernico, Bill. "Buy a CoCo and see the world."

(September 1988) 70 — Map of the world.

WORLD
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Animal stories."

(March 1989) 28 — Language arts program for

elementary school children. PETSTORY
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Break it up." (April

1989) 98 — Dictionary skills program.

DICTNARY
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Carrier's collection

chart." (August 1988)80— Interpreting a

newspaper delivery chart. NEWSCOST
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Fraction action."

(May 1989) 56 FRACTION
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Give 'em an inch."

(January 1989) 72 — Convert inches to feet and

yards. CONVERT
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Locating the topic."

(September 1988) 136 — Cross reference drill.

REFERNCE
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Motor math." (July

1988) 54 — Practice in solving verbal math

problems. GASQUIZ
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Shooting math."

(June 1989) 76 MATHSHOT
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: The blink of an

eye." (February 1989) 105 — Increase students'

memorization abilities. TACHISTO
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Time's up!"

(December 1988) 102 — A working alarm clock.

ALARM
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: You can't get there

from here." (November 1988) 40 — Reading

exercise. MAPPER
Cooper, Rick. "States and capitals." (September

1988) 60 STATES
Cooper, Rick. "The big bad wolf." (September :

34 — Fantasy joins forces with CoCo to help

children's reading skills. BADWOLF
Gordley, Richard D. "Long division drill."

(September 1988)53 DIVISION
Johnson, Samuel D. "EduSpell." (December ;

42 — First in a series developing a talking,

spelling tutor. SPELLER; ROMRAM; SETHELP;

TAKETEST
Kenny, Keiran. "All things in progression."

(January 1989) 61 — Charade-like education

game.
Kenny, Keiran. "Answers for your questions."

(September 1988) 72 — Quiz game. FLEXQUIZ
Kenny, Keiran. "Mental math blocks." (September

1988)71 ADDBLOKS
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Thirty days hath

September." (July 1988) 86 — Tutorial to teach

students the months of the year. 12MONTHS
Miller, Ralph D. "Washington, Adams,

Jefferson...." (November 1988) 102 —

Presidential drill. PRESDENT
Ostrer, Ken. "Odd one out." (November 1988) 77

— Drill for even and odd numbers. EVENODD
Queen, William A., III. "Math drill." (May 1989) 76

MATHDRILL
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well: How much time?"

(April 1989) 89 — Calculate differences in time.

TIMECARD
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well: Matching

opposites." (August 1988) 92 — Basic

vocabulary for elementary students. OPOSITE1
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: CoCo uses some

comma sense!" (July 1988) 156 — Training on

correct comma usage. COMMAS
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Count on CoCo."

(February 1989) 82 — Program designed to

teach fundamental math skills to new students.

COUNTME
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Growing up with

CoCo." (November 1988) 146— Building on

skills developed in earlier games. PICTURES
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Hold that thought!"

(December 1988) 150 — 'Make composition

writing simple.' BRAINSTM
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Just say goodnight

Gracie." (June 1989) 87 WEEKDAYS
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Opposite

attraction." (September 1988) 92 —

Concentration-like game. MATCH
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Twelve months of

fun." (May 1989) 92 CALENDAR
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Where's the logic?"

(January 1989) 80 ANALOGY
Turowski, Donald A. "A seat for everyone and

everyone in his seat." (September 1988) 45 —

Seating chart for classroom. SEATCHRT
Weaver, Dan ; and Weaver, John. "When in Rome."

(September 1988) 71 — Learn Roman numerals.

ROMANMRL

GAME

Alger, Paul. "Seeking immortality." (August

76 — Find number of 'men' in a game.

IMMORTALITY
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's Buffer: Food for

worms." (February 1989) 144 WORMDRVR;

WORMSMPL
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: The puzzling

pentomino." (December 1988) 164 PENTPUZL
Bell, Bruce K. "Bingo, the CoCo way." (August

1988) 38— Correction, Feb. 89, p.76 BINGOTLK
Bernico, Bill. "Child's play." (August 1988) 44

BUGGIE
Bleckley, Logan, III. "Wordmake." (June 1989)91

WORDMAKE
Bly, Merwyn. "One liner contest winner." (August

1988) 89
Carlin, Kenneth. "Taking on the one-armed

bandit." (October 1988) 88 SLOTS
Chapel, Lee J. "For the love of gold." (December

1988) 58 — Adventure game. — Correction, April
1989, p.48. PROS1 ; PROS2; SCRN1 ; SCRN2;
MAKEPROS

Crawford, Gay. "Tangled tiles." (February 1989) 28

— Game and puzzle BLUEVOID
Dater, Andrew. "The Hit list." (August 1988) 87 —

Keep track of the body count in role-playing

games. KILLER
Dillon, John. "Adventure game mapping

techniques." (August 1988) 114
Dingle, Brent. "CoCo pong." (January 1989) 63

COCOPONG
Donze, Jeff. "Lunar lander." (May 1989) 28

LANDERGG; LANDER
Duggins, Larry. "Teed off." (March 1989) 58 —

Golf game GOLFER
Dunn, Christopher. "It's a toad's life." (February

1989) 43 TOADER

Elms, Stephen. "It's a bug-eat-bug world."

(November 1988) 76 CENTPEDE
Halbrook, Travis. "May the force be with you?"

(July 1988) 85 PSYCHIC
Hameluck, Jeff. "Sea War." (August 1988) 20

SEAWAR
Kenny, Keiran. "Guess who." (July 1988) 83

GUESSWHO
Kenny, Keiran. "Left beats right." (June 1989) 89

REACTION
Kenny, Keiran. "What's missing?" (August 1988.)

79 MEMORY
Klein, Joel F. "It's your move." (August 1988) 28 —

Chess simulation. CHESS
Lamonica, James ;and Lamonica, Mary Jean.

"Clue me in!" (September 1988) 65 — Charades

game CLUEFILE; CLUEWORD
Lowry, James Kevin. "Minding your X's and Y's."

(August 1988) 77 JOYZAP
Massie, Warren. "CoCo says..." (February 1989) 89

SIMON
McKernan, Chris. "Escape from Tut's tomb parts 2

and 3." (August 1988) 58 — Correction, October

1988, p.84 2PART1 ; 2PART2; 3PART1 ; 3PART2
McKernan, Chris. "Escape from Tut's tomb." (July

1988) 58 — Arcade game written in machine

language. ONE; TWO; THREE; FOUR
Moore, Clayton R. "Asteroid dodge." (June 1989)

90 ASTEROID
Moore, Mike. "The Christmas tree puzzle."

(December 1988) 20 — 'Can you plant the royal

Christmas trees as the king desires?
'TREEPUZZ
Nalos, Paul. "Elevators." (June 1989) 90

ELEVATOR
O'Brien, Dan. "Towers of Hanoi." (February 1989)

90 HANOI
Osborne, Gary. "Hit the slopes!" (January 1989) 63

DOWNHILL
Presley, Chad. "Winging it." (August 1988) 78

FLIGHT
Pucella, Ric. "Hot stuff." (May 1989) 76 HOTCOLD
Quellhorst, George. "Sontaire, the next

generation." (December 1988) 36 — 'Adding

color to solitaire on the CoCo3.' SOLTAIR3
Riley, Russell, Jr. "Boggling your mind." (February

1989)91 HEADSUP
Ronald, Bruce W. "One of our pool balls must be

crazy!" (July 1988) 28 — Logic problem tester.

BALL3; BALL2
Ronald, Bruce W. "The crazy pool ball explained."

(August 1988) 18 — Solution to last month's

problem.
Ruby, Paul, Jr. "And for my next trick..."

(December 1988) 92 — Card trick. CARDTRIK
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Two for the price of

one." (October 1988) 90 — Continuation of last

months 'opposites' game. OPOSITE2
Schuler, Keith. "Castle Zhagwhar." (June 1989) 41

ZHAGWHAR
Webb, Mark. "Playing the stock market."

(November 1988) 45 STOCKS3; STOCKS2
Wells, John T. "Space attack." (August 1988) 78

EZSHOOT
Wilensky, Joe. "CoCo derby." (May 1989) 42

DERBY

GENERAL

Abell, James. "Does Archimedes' discovery hold

water?" (March 1989) 82 WILFLOAT
"Anniversary special — CoCo mobile." (July 1988)

98
Augsburg, Cray. "RAINBOWfest reporter

(Chicago, May 20-22, 1988)." (September 1988)

41
Baker, Delbert. "FunStats." (June 1989) 110 —

Keep statistics for your Softball team.

FUNSTATS; RSTRMKR; RSTRFXR; GMFLCHK,

etc.
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: April

foolishness and Pentomino contest winners."

(April 1989) 143
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Can the

CoCo learn?" (July 1988) 160 ALLPERMS;

1STMOVES; DATAMAKR; TICTACTO
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Hamming it

up." (January 1989) 145 — Ham radio

discussion. MORSE
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Perplexing

puzzles." (June 1989) 140 — 'Perplexing puzzles

to ponder.' PUZZLE1 ; PUZZLE2, etc.
Bedard, Clem. "Secret codes." (January 1989) 102

CIPHER
Bernico, Bill. "Set your wheels to spinning." (July

1988)48 — Contest — brush up programming

creativity and submit result. CONTEST
Bernico, Bill. "We have a winner!" (January 1989)

87 — Results from July's programming contest.

RINGBELL
Burnham, Paul D. "The CoCo crystal ball." (June

1989)28— Fortune teller FORTUNE
Curtis, H. Allen. "The desktop publisher: A

reprise." (September 1988) 102 GENMENU;

PATCHWPL; PATCHWPH; CONVERTL;

CONVERTH; MONROE
Foster, Leslie A. "The seventh year of Rainbow."

(July 1988) 133— Index, July 1987 to June 1988.
Hyre, Leonard. "Convention." (July 1988)110 —

Help keep track of voting at conventions.

CONVENTN

148

THE RAINBOW July 1989

Hyre, Leonard. "Election '88." (November 1988) 58

— Keep track of election results. ELECTION
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: The Encyclopedia

CoColoria." (August 1988) 82 — Discusses back

issues of Rainbow.
Kyllo, Donald. "Cryptologist's sidekick." (July

1988) 80 CRYPTAID
Murray, Ken. "A CoCo Christmas." (December

1988) 95 — Chrismas poem.
"Rainbow's holiday shopping guide." (November

1988) 41
Samuels, Edward. "Copyright law update:

Congress alters rules of copyright notice."

(April 1989) 41
Stanley, Willis. "Decisions, decisions." (April 1989)

118 — Program to help in decision making. AHP
Willoughby, Lauren. "RAINBOWfest reporter."

(February 1989) 101 — Princeton, October 21-

23, 1988.

GRAPHICS

Abraham, Alex. "Psychedelia." (January 1989) 61

PSYCHO
Babich, Tio. "Like pulling taffy." (January 1989) 60

— Graphics demo. TAFFYBAL

Bauer, Greg. "Turning text graphics into title

screens." (March 1989) 79 ASCICALC
Bernico, Bill. "Doodle ditty." (January 1989) 60

DOODLER3
Bernico, Bill. "The Color coordinator." (April 1989)

101 — Helps children develop good fashion

sense. ORDINATE
Bernico, Bill. "Pieces of the pie." (April 1989) 79 —

Draw a pie chart. CC3GRAPH
Bernico, Bill. "Pixel pictures." (January 1989) 28

— Use these graphics programs to create
brilliant pictures. BLOCKS3; BLOCKS2

Bryson, B. J. "The storm." (June 1989) 59 STORM
Caldwell, Steve. "Here eagles dare." (July 1988) 82

— Graphics demo. EAGLE

"CoCo gallery." (August 1988) 34 — Lighthouse;

Pyramid; Owl; Panther; Sharks
"CoCo gallery." (December 1988) 26 — Xmas

time; Sun fun; Dad's ,1 toy; Santa; Candles
"CoCo gallery." (February 1989) 26 — Evil

unleashed; Seaside city; Red sails; Bit bucket;

The King .
"CoCo gallery." (January 1989) 26 — Dragon;

Space tavern; Mountain; Dream state; Southern

belle.
"CoCo gallery." (July 1988) 26 — Sandstone;

Setup; King Tut; Woodpecker; Help is on the

way.
"CoCo gallery." (June 1989) 26 — Pandas;

Dolphin; My room; English beat; Ad infinitum.
"CoCo gallery." (March 1989) 26 — Parkview; War;

River; Faucon; Butterfly.
"CoCo gallery." (May 1989) 26 — Lady in the

grass; Desert; Tree; At the movies; Setup.
"CoCo gallery." (November 1988) 26 — Tiger; C-

O-Arms; Spacecraft; Starship; Eagle
"CoCo gallery." (October 1988) 26 — Mill;

Multichromatic spheres; Dragon's lair..; Pirate

etc.
"CoCo gallery." (September 1988) 26 — Queen

Angelfish; CoCo3 shop; Sunset; Maine; Sea set;

Memphis, etc.
Cooper, Rick. "Setting for one." (December 1988)

90 TURKISH
Cooper, Rick. "Today's forecast." (April 1989) 82

— Graphics demo WHENRAIN

Cutchin, Rusty. "Breaking the four-color barrier."
(October 1988) 51 — Add many more than 4
colors in HSCREEN 4. NUCOLORS; DEMO

Davies, Peter E. "Holidays at the hearth."
(December 1988) 89 YULELOG

Day, Darren. "Simple draw." (June 1989) 93
SIMPLDRA

Dowd, Kevin. "The little graphics library." (August
1988) 102 PROG1; PROG2; PROG3; PROG4

Dueck, Timothy. "It'll move you." (April 1989) 82

— Animation demo ANIMATOR

Gagnon, Marc. "A moving Rainbow border." (April

1989)\\2 COCOTOUR; CCTDEMO
Goff, Allen. "Showing off random graphics."

(November 1988) 75 — Correction, January

1989, p.41. LOADER

Grengs, Patrick D., II. "Warped animation."
(October 1988) 102 — Create whirlpools and
waves in an undulating grid. Correction, January
1989, p.41.GRAVGRID

Gross, Kevin K. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 94 — Graphics demo.

Hill, Kenneth R. "Big brother's watching." (March

1989) 78 BLINK

Hill, Kenneth R. "An uncommon view." (April

1989) 81 — Graphics demo STARVIEW
Jenkins, Dave. "An RGB demonstration." (January

1989) 65 RGBDEMO
Kenny, Keiran. "For the birds." (April 1989) 83 —

Graphics demo BIRDSEED
Kenny, Keiran. "Tying up DRAW strings."

(October 1988) 87 COPYPIX
Kenny, Keiran. "The building blocks of graphics."

(February 1989) — Introduce lo-res graphics.

CLRBLOKS
Messer, Shane. "Hi-res screen dump." (May 1989)

74DUMP132
Mitchel, Barry J. "All the right moves." (December

1988) 116 — Correction, April 1989, p.48. —

Faster graphics. SCRLDEMO; FASTSCRL
Moos, Patricia. "Fright night." (October 1988) 86

— Pumpkin graphic. SPOOK

Morin, Jean-Francois. "Now you see it, now you

don't!" (June 1989) 48 — Optical illusions.

ILLUSION
Pendell, Joseph. "Beam3D." (May 1989) 75 —

Animate 3 dimensional pictures. BEAM3D
Phillips, John E. "The mathematics of chaos."

(March 1989) 81 FRACTAL
Rodriguez, Ana M. "CoCo clowns around."

(September 1988) 74 — Clown graphics.

PAYASO
Sims, Mike. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 95 — Graphics demo.
Spiller, Jeremy. "Super stamper: The elastic

rubber graphics stamp." (October 1988) 28 —

Two new graphics commands for PMODE image

manipulation. SUPRSTMP; STMPDEMO
St. Jean, Etienne. "Bouncing off the walls."

(January 1989) 59 — Graphics demo.

BALLDEMO
Steidl, Jeff. "Electro dominoes." (June 1989) 18

DOMINOES
Tatarka, James A. "A tribute to the CoCo2." (June

1989)22 PORTRAIT
Vasconi, Eugene. "CoCo in 3-D!" (June 1989) 52

3DGRAPHX
Ward, Logan. "Cartooning with CoCo." (July 1988)

50 — Tutorial on creating CoCo comics, and

announcement of a contest.
Welsh, Jack D. "Text for graphics." (May 1989)20

— Add captions to pictures. GRAFTEXT
Weshenfelder, Rick. "Ad infinitum." (October

1988) 87 — Graphics demo. EYECATCH
Wolf, Eric. "Chart plotting made easy." (January

1989)44 — Draw multi-color pie charts from

self-entered data. PIECHART
Wolstromer, Andy. "CoCo of many colors."

(March 1989) 79 COCOLEID

HARDWARE PROJECT

Baier, Jeff. "Wow! One disk drive, two CoCo's."

(May 1989) 54
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Devices,

unlimited." May 1989) 150 — 'Simple CoCo

interfacing for the all-thumbs CoCoNut.'
Bennett, Carl Austin. "The forgotten chip." (May
1989) 130 — Get your modem to work with OS-9

level II for under $20.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: A simple,

expandable LED project." (November 1988) 157

— Makes computer control 8 LED's.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Do you read

me?" (March 1989) 132 — Adding input devices

to an expansion board.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Lights out!"

(April 1989) 96
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Project

expansion." (December 1988) 146
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Summer

cleanup." (September 1988) 140 — Update on

parallel interface and hardware patch for Multi-

Pak.

DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Two for

one." (July 1988) 148 — Fit two adapters into

your controller at the same time.
Dowd, Roger D. "Are you missing something."

(Augusf\ 988) 150 — Repairing keyboard

problems.
Francisco, Harleen. "Economy printer buffer, part

1 of 2." (June 1989) 100 HECONOMY
Goodman, Marty. "Upgrading CoCo's memory."

(March 1989) 34
Haverstock, Mark. "The old switcheroo II."

(August 1988) 120 — Handle switching of

joystick and cassette ports. Correction, October

1988, p.84
Mims, Eric Ryan. "Just one touch — just one

breath." (February 1989) 50 — CoCo makes

calculations easier for the disabled. CALCLATR
Weide, Dennis H. "Hands-free computing."

(February 1989) 58 — Aid physically

handicapped people. COEPPRAM; COEPPROM

HARDWARE TUTORIAL

Adams, Rick. "GIME power." (March 1989) 14 —

Description of GIME chip.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw: The ABC's

of disk drives." (May 1989) 80
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: All about

serial packs." (August 1988) 167
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: The DEFs of

disk drives." (June 1989) 98
Goodman, Marty. "Quick fixes." (October 1988) 58

— Three do-it-yourself fixes for the hardware

hacker. Correction, November 1988, p.138 (not

needed — see Jan 1989, p.41 ).

HINT

England, Carl. "Hint." (November 1988) 83 —

HPRINT shortened.
Grumann, Harold. "Hint." (November 1988) 83 —

Autoexec-like file.
Ostrer, Ken. "Hint." (November 1988) 83 — Cursor

control.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (August 1988) 169 — Use of

COBBLER command.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (July 1988) 189— 'Handy

work window.'
Turner, Del. "Hint." (November 1988) 92 —

Discussion of memory and OS9.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (October 1988) 83 — Three

handy screens.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (September 1988) 134 — OS-9

hints.

HOME APPLICATION

Clapper, David L. "Invoice innovation." (April

1989) 44 — Create professional-looking invoices

and labels. OFFICE
Crawford, Gay. "Knee-high to a growth chart."

(February 1989) 89 GROCHART
Hair, Fred, Jr. "On VCR time." (September 1988)

122 — Calculating time intervals for VCR tape.

VIDTIME
Halbrook, Travis. "Custom cassette labels."

(February 1989) 88 CASSLBLR
Hurt, Bradley. "Diary." (June 1989) 91 DIARY
Johnson, Richard K. "More than a house."

(February 1989) 110 — Help organize search for

the right home. DRIVEBY; HOUSE; LOANDATA
Johnson, Richard. "Stalking the used car."

(September 1988) 16 — Used car shopping

guide. USEDCARS
Kenny, Keiran. "Newsflash! Newsflash!"

(December 1988) 92 — Home news screen.

Correction, Feb. 89, p.76. NEWSREEL
Kenny, Keiran. "Who ya gonna write?" (April 1989)

80— Print mailing labels. EZLABELS
Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James. "I'm late!

I'm late!" (February 1989) 106 — Daily planner.

DAYPLAN
Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James. "Stretch

it to the limit." (April 1989) 103 — Keep track ot

credit card balances and transactions. CREDIT
Maxwell, Wilmer B. "Looking for a heartbeat."

July 1989 THE RAINBOW 149

(July 1988) 84 — Estimate pulse rate.

PULSBEAT
McCorkle, R. J. "Having a party?" (May 1989) 46

— Print invitations, flyers, etc. INVITE;

INVIFORM
Norris, Duke. "Lil'ole interest, revisited." (April

1989) 18 — Update of September 1984 article.

INTEREST
Paul, Steve. "Chores for dollars." (May 1989)77

CHORES
Rochford, Tom. "Who you gonna call?" (January

1989) 64 TELE-DIR
Rodriguez, Ana M. "Applying labels." (February

1989) 88— Make address labels. ADLABELS
Seats, Darrin. "Note card." (May 1989) 78

NOTECARD
Souser, William. "Make a note of it." (April 1989)

52 CALLMEMO
Thompson, Ernie. "Keeping a card count."

(December 1988) 90 — Greeting card list.

CARDLIST
Turner, David. "Bills, bills, bills!" (October 1988)

14 — Program to help roommates organize

expenses. ROOMMATE
Yates, Jerry. "Keeping your balance." (February

1989) 87— Checkbook checker. CHEKBOOK

MUSIC

Burke, Val. "Have a jazzy Christmas." (December

1988) 28 — Christmas music. HIPMAS
Day, Darren. "Cider sipping." (September 1988) 76

— Music demo. CIDER
Kastack, Rebecca. "The singing card." (December

1988) 112 — Send a musical holiday greeting.

SINGCARD
Musumeci, John. "Now or never." (January 1989)

58 — Music and graphics demo. MANDO
Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Play your piano." (December

1988) 93 — Music demo. KEYBOARD

ONE-AND TWO-LINER

Beck, John M. "Two liner contest winner."

(October 1988) 134 — Slower directory listing.
Bly, Merwyn. "One liner contest winner." (August

1988) 89 game

Carter, Brian. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 141 — Utility to KILL files.
Collicott, John. "One liner contest winner."

(August 1988) 117 — Reverse PMODE screen.
Duke, William L. "One liner contest winner." (June

1989)85 — Print memory addresses.
Fingliss, Doug. "One liner contest winner."

(August 1988) 117 — Graphics demo.
Fogle, Paul. "One liner contest winner." (June

1989) 85 — Control cassette recorder.
Gibson, Charles Lee. "Two liner contest winner."

(March 1989) 152 — Running total and average

of times.
Kiedaisch, Charles A. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 120 — Convert fractions to

decimals.
Lim, Larry. "One liner contest winner." (October

1988) 54 — Display poke and peek values for

CoCo3 keyboard.
Mony, Sam. 'Two-liner contest winner." (April 1989)

124— Make a PRINT© worksheet.
Mony, Sam. 'Two-liner contest winner." (March 1989)

148 —Printer utility.
Olmstead, Paul. "One-liner contest winner."

(March 1989) 148 — Graphics demo
Rowan, Don. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) W —Converts PRINT to SET or vice

versa.
Sobieski, Joe F. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 131 — Multiplication tables.
Toepke, Michael. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 37 — Ski game.
Toepke, Michael. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 137 — Magic square.
Toepke, Michael. "Two liner contest winner."

(August 1988) 81 — Pong type game.
Toepke, Michael. "Two liner contest winner."

(•December 1988J 120 — Mastermind type game.
Toepke, Michael. "Two liner contest winner."

(March 1989) 152 — Game.

White, Danny. "One liner contest winner." (July
1988) 12 — Mini word processor.

OPERATING SYSTEMS — OS-9

Augsburg, Cray. "Using OS-9 programs on

Rainbow on Disk." (June 1989) 138
Brown, Philip. "Tools for programming BASIC09."

(May 1989) 138— Using Syscall to enhance

BASIC09. CORE
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Advances in OS-

9 technology." (February 1989) 152 Charter;

Translate
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Another cry for

standards." (October 1988) 147FMenu; Modi;

Mod2; DiskFix; FormatFix
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: BASIC09— A

great language." (January 1989) 136
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Better tools are

here!" (December 1988) 178 Xcodes.CC3
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Building two

handy tools." (June 1989) 150 Find; Findit;

Diskdir; Checkdir; Dodir
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: In quest of new

technology." (April 1989) 148
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Moving to OS-9."

(March 1989) 136 Traksat; Echo. Source; Make. Echo
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Sending the

right signals." (July 1988) 174 MVShell;

SigTestOne; SigTestTwo; SkipMuf
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Volunteers build

a better mousetrap." (August 1988) 182 Gfx3
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Installation,

automation and more." (November 1988) 176

ClkSpd; ClkChk; DoMenu; DoAlert; Strip;

MakeStrip
Ries, Richard. "PR.B09." (June 1989) 136— Print

utility for OS-9. Pr
Ries, Richard. "What day is it?" (February 1989)

142 — Utility to change format of date. SetDate
Robinson, Evan. "Chown." (May 1989) 144 —

Change ownership of OS-9 files. CHOWN
Roseman, Mark. "A new outlook for OS-9." (July 1988)

16 — Using subdirectories and shell scripts

to build an OS-9 menu system.
Skala, Dennis. "OS-9: Time for a change." (April

1989) 58
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: Boot

modifications." (December 1988) 186 — 'Create

the perfect boot disk.'
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: Boot

mysteries revealed." (November 1988) 172
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: Data

processing with BASIC09." (April 1989) 152
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications:

Introducing the OS-9 team." (October 1988) 143
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: More

on BASIC09 programming." (May 1989) 146
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: OS-9

memory explorations." (January 1989) 152
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: The

magic and mysteries of OS-9." (September

1988)U2
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: What's

the difference?" (March 1989) 154 — Standard

formats in file or directory use.

PRINTER

Augsburg, Cray. "Printer diversions and
conversions." (August 1988) 142 — Use control
codes to enhance printer's capability.

Genois, Marc. "CoCo3 printer spooler." (May
1989) 86 SPOOLBAS

Jones, Edward. "Font selection made easy." (May
1989) 68 FONTSETR

Kenny, Keiran. "The flip side.' (January 1989) 22
— Use one sheet paper to print a 6 page
pamphlet. BOOKLET

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Augsburg, Cray. "Do you have a question?"
(January 1989) 50 — Everything you wanted to
know about the CoCo but were afraid to ask.

Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (April 1989)

84 — BASIC programming hints.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (December

1988)\44
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (February 1989)

46 — Locating typos: GET/PUT problem; Artifact

colors; Saving graphics.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (January

1989) 84 — Saving graphics; Use of INSTR;

Automatic repeat.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (March 1989)

130 — Game hint; BASIC tutorial, etc.

SLOTCORE
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (November

1988) 140 — Merging subroutines; DATA

statements; etc.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (September

1988) 86 — New monthly technical column for

BASIC hackers.
Boeldt," Larry. "BASICally speaking." (May 1989)

98 — Morse code; Change LINE to HLINE, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (April 1989)

92 — Speedier operations; Disk problem;

Joystick problem; etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (August 1988)

165 — CoCoto PC; Graphics printing; Memory

locations; Delphi problems.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (December

1988) 158 — File transfers; Commodore

comparison; DeskMate's default; etc .
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (February

1989)99 — Transfer CoCo - PC; ProComm; OS9

problem; HJL keyboard etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (July

154 — Drive support; Copy protection; VIP

speller fix; etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (March

94 — Saving graphics; Assembly language refs;

etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (November

1988) 144 — T/S spell; ROM pack problems;

Upgrade; etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (October

1988) 40 — Some terms defined; CoCo2 vs

CoCo3; Humidity, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (September

1988) 138 — Garbled sound; BASIC memory;

Color artifacts; DeskMate 3; etc .
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (June 1989)84 — Memory

jumpers; Disk drives on a PC; Spreadsheet, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (May 1989) 136 — Mini-phono

jacks; EDTASM; Mikeyterm; Printer codes, etc.
Goodman, Martin H. "CoCo consultations."

(March 1989) 76 — Commodore drive; Transfer

binary file; Monitor, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (April

1989)54 — Monitors; Disk drives; Sharing a

printer; etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (August

1988) 162 — Flashes on screen; OS-9 crashes;

ROM paktodisk
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(December 1988) 154 — High speed poke; Hard

drive; ML addresses, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(February 1989) 92 — TTL monitor; Disk drive

problem; CoCo Max; CoCo 3 inputs.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (January

1989)98 — Joystick repairs; CoCo and CM-8

monitor; OS-9 games patch, et c.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (July

1988) 146 — Convert CoCo2 to CoCo3;
Multipak; Hardware failures; etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (June
1989)78— Double sided disks; Serial I/O; ROM
pak to disk, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (May

1989) 142 — Multi-pak; Copy ROM paks; Color
printer, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(November 1988) 142— DRAM-chip price; Audio
output; Memory upgrades; Modemphone; etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (October
1988) 56 — Use CoCo3's MMU; CoCo3 cold
start; etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(September 1988) 88 — Fix for TW-80; Printer
hookup; CoCo3 monitor; etc.

150

THE RAINBOW

July 1989

REVIEWS

"A Mazing world of Malcolm Mortar." (September

1988)132
"AR-16 relay interface and RI-8 relay card."

(December 1988) 139
"Adventure in Lumeria." (December 1988) 141
"Al-write." (October 1988) 119
"Arizona hard drive." (February 1989) 138
"Armchair admiral." (January 1989) 125
"The Aussie collection." (April 1989) 128
"BASIC screen editor." (October 1988) 116
"BASIC unravelled series." (May 1989) 118
"BASIC utility diskette." (November 1988) 129
"Bash." (February 1989) 130
"Big Pix3." (July 1988) 124
"The Black Grid." (June 1989) 130
"Blue Streak Ultima Serial/Parallel interface."

(April 1989) 128
"Bug Buster 2000." (December 1988) 138
"Buried Buxx." (February 1989) 129
"Caladuril II — Weatherstone's end." (June 1989)

126
"Car sign designer." (September 1988) 130
"Cartoonamator." (July 1988) 123
"Castle of Tharoggad." (November 1988) 130
"Chess-nuts." (June 1989) 132
"CoCo graphics designer plus." (May 1989) 110
"CoCo3 Wheel." (May 1989) 124
"Computer dictionary." (book) (July 1988) 128
"DELPHI: The Official Guide." (book) (November

1988)133
"DS-69B digisector." (May 1989) 121
"DaVinci3." (April 1989) 130
"Deluxe Icon Editor." (February 1989) 136
"Digitizers." (June 1989) 134
"Dino database." (May 1989) 122
"Disk manager tree." (October 1988) 115
"Diskman II." (February 1989) 139
"Disto Assortment." (March 1989) 122
"Domination." (July 1988) 124
"EZGen." (November 1988) 137
"EZwriter." (July 1988) 127
"The Entertainer." (December 1988) 140
"Flight simulator II." (August 1988) 132
"Flight simulator scenery disks." (January 1989)

124
"Floppy filer." (June 1989) 132
"Fontgen." (May 1989) 128
"Football II." (March 1989) 120
"Fraze craze." (August 1988) 128
"Frogday afternoon." (February 1989) 136
"GAT backup." (March 1989)113
"GCS file transfer utilities." (December 1988) 130
"Ghost hunters." (April 1989) 136
"Good games trio." (January 1989) 124
"Graphics-25." (September 1988) 131
"HAWkSoft's keyboard extender." (May 1989) 118
"HELLO/BAS." (October 1988) 125
"Hall of the King Trilogy." (December 1988) 134
"Hard disk organizer." (November 1988) 136
"Hard drive utilities." (June 1989) 129
"Home Bingo." (October 1988) 129
"Home Publisher." (July 1988) 122
"Horse sense." (January 1989) 130
"Hyper-I/O." (Ju/y 1988) 130
"I Ching." (March 1989) 124
"In quest of the Star Lord." (August 1988) 133
"Inventory manager." (October 1988) 113
"Iron Forest." (December 1988) 126
"Ironsides and Crimson sails." (April 1989) 138
"KDSK3." (January 1989) 121
"KJV on disk." (May 1989) 124
"Kcal." (June 1989) 129
"Keyboard commander." (November 1988) 135
"L1+L2 utility pak." (March 1989) 116
"Labyrinth." (September 1988) 133
"Legend Quest." (December 1988) 129
"Leonardo's paintbox." (March 1989) 124
"The Lyra Lybrary." (December 1988) 133
"MAESTRO." (February 1989) 127
"MJK-DOS." (January 1989) 120
"MPI-CoCo locking plate." (September 1988) 133
"MacPlay." (February 1989) 126
"Math Games." (September 1988) 129
"Math tutor." (May 1989) 111
"Max-10." (January 1989) 118
"Memory." (April 1989) 132
"Mine rescue." (January 1989) 123

"Mini database." (August 1988) 133

"MoneyMan II." (December 1988) 136

"Moon-runner." (October 1988) 112

"Mr. Corey." (July 1988) 131

"Multi-menu." (September 1988) 128

"Night of the living dead." (October 1988) 110

"OS-9 Level II BBS." (November 1988) 130

"Ore ambush." (May 1989) 114

"PIA and extender boards." (January 1989) 130

"Picture puzzles." (April 1989) 137

"Pokes, peeks and execs." (book) (February 1989)

126
"Power stones of Ard." (August 1988) 134
"Printer drivers." (May 1989) 117
"Quest for the ring." (October 1988) 128
"R.S.B.— Real BASIC under OS-9." (March 1989)

110
"RS-232 Switcher." (August 1988) 135
"Rad Warrior." (February 1989) 134
"Revenge of the germs." (May 1989) 116
"Rupert Rythym." (April 1989) 140
"Rustler." (June 1989) 131
"Security projects for the TRS-80 Color

Computer." (book) (January 1989) 129
"Shadow world." (October 1988) 116
"Silpheed." (March 1989)115
"Simply better." (April 1939) 134
"Solid Drive." (March 1989) 126
"Space intruders." (April 1989) 135
"Spellbound." (November 1988) 136
"Star NS-1000 Rainbow printer." (April 1989) 126
"Start OS-9." (April 1989) 140
"Stylograph." (July 1988) 126
"Super Pitfall." (December 1988) 132
"Syntrax 2.0." (August 1988) 128
"System5." (July 1988) 129
"Teddy bears." (September 1988) 132
"TelePak." (April 1989) 136
"Tetris." (Tlpr/M989J138
"Thexder." (August 1988) 134
"TypeMate." (February 1989) 130
"Ultra-base." (January 1989) 126
"V-term." (November 1988) 134
"VIP Database III." (December 1988) 129
"VIP Writer III, Version 2.0." (April 1989) 132
"VIP writer III." (September 1988) 126
"Vehicle cost printout." (May 1989) 125
"Video Draw Poker." (November 1988) 134
"Vocal freedom." (November 1988) 126
"Wargarne designer." (August 1988) 126
"Wargame organizer icon disk 1 ." (June 1989) 133
"Warp fighter 3-D." (February 1989) 134
"Warrior King." (February 1989) 132
"Wildcard Copy." (December 1988) 132
"Window Master." (February 1989) 124
"Word power 3.1." (October 1988) 117
"Yahtzz and QuantumLeap." (March 1989) 121
"The Zapper." (December 1988) 138
"ZoomDump." (March 1989) 112

TUTORIAL

Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Can you

survive this column." (August 1988) 170 —

Assembly language interrupts and BASIC

internals. Correction, October 1988, p.84.

PRNTLINE; LINETABL; ANALYZE
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Sorting it all

out." (November 1988) 160 — Describes how to

make computer sort items. SELECTON;

BUBBLE; SHELL; QUIKSORT
Bernico, Bill. "The CoCo quiz master." (June

7989J57COCOQUIZ
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: BASIC bird

watching." (May 1989) 88 — Creating figure of

bird. FLIGHTS1-3
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Boxcars, boxcars,

boxcars." (June 1989) 80 BOXCAR1
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Count your eggs

before they drop." (April 1989) 64 BIGBIRD
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Creating a utility

screen worksheet." (September 1988) 80
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Let's GET going."

(January 1989) 74
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: New directions."

(October 1988) 98 — Graphics tutorial
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Shall we dance?"

(December 1988) 94 — 'Animate your graphics.'

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: What's the
angle?" (November 1988) 84

Perlman, Richard 'The do-it-yourself database:
Designing your own money management system."
(March 1989) 88 — Second in a series of
tutorials. SEPARATE; RITEREAD; TIMER;
CREATE; ADDRECRD

Perlman, Richard. 'The do-it-yourself database:
Subroutines and program code. (February 1989)
36 — First in a series of tutorials SUBDEMO;
REALMENU; MARBLE1 ; MARBLE2

White, Brian C. "Learn to walk before you RUN."
(January 1989) IB

UTILITY

Bernico, Bill. "Five-column directories." (March

1989) 80 5-COLDIR
Bernico, Bill. "ML addresses." (July 1988)82

SCRNLIST
Campbell, Marc. "CoCo's current companion."

(July 1988) 34 — A program editor for the CoCo

3. Correction, Feb. 89, p.77. BUDDY
Deuell, Lee. "255 ways to clear your screen."

(January 1989) 62 CLS255
Elmer, Al. "Get the picture?" (July 1988) 93 —

Program enabling you to view MacPaint

picture files on CoCo. MACVIEW
Estrado, Richard. "Selective directory listings

using wildcards." (June 1989) 122 WILDBIN
Francis, David. "Emphasize with the DMP 105."

(August 1988) 53 ITALICS
Goldberg, Steve. "Parameter changes made easy."

(December 1988) 160 — Change disk drive

parameters. DMode; MakeDMode
Hegberg, Joel. "I/O in the fast lane." (November

1988)75 — Speed up disk i/o. FASTDISK
Hegberg, Joel. "Sound control." (June 1989) 92

SNDCTRL
Hufford, Wayne. "The timer." (May 7989) 75 —

Timekeeper for games. SOUNDOFF
Jimenez, Daniel. "Program a RAM disk." (January

1989) 110 — Correction, April 1989, p.48.

RAMDISK; COPY
Jones, Paul E. "Save that screen." (December

1988) 108 — Clears monitor screen to black if no

key pressed. SCRNSAVE
Kastack, Rebecca. "Counting the words."

(January 1989) 62 WORDCNT
Knapik, Steve. "Hacker, beware." (December

1988) 91 — Disk file protection. LOCKOUT
Kolesar, Fred. "EZrun." (June 1989) 62 — Auto-
run BASIC programs by typing in their

filenames. EZRUN
Larson, Neal. "Mass disk formatter." (September

1988) 30 FORMATTR
Miller, Merle. "Disks name miscl." (June 1989) 92

MMDIR
Miller, Stephen. "Has anyone seen my string?"

(March 1989) 80 ASCSERCH
Miller, Stephen. "ML-Data." (August 1988) 100 —

Routine to convert machine language program

into BASIC. ML-DATA
Ostrer, Ken. "CoCo ASCII table." (September

1988) 76 — Display character set and ASCII

codes. ASCII3
Phillips, Charles F. "CoCo 3 green screen blues."

(July 1988) 83 — CoCo 3 output to monochrome

monitor. MON03
Pucella, Ric. "Free zone." (November 1988) 74 —

Protect area of screen from scrolling.

NOSCROLL
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: From keyboard to

keypad." (March 1989) 84 — Simulate a numeric

keypad. QLATOR
Spiller, Jeremy. "Erase all trace!" (July 1988) 118

— Free up memory without unplugging the disk

drive. DISKOFF
Spiller, Jeremy. "What disk drive?" (December

1988) 100 — Get more memory without

disconnecting the disk drive on CoCo3 .

DISKOFF3
Sweaney, Erich. "Seeing the bigger picture."

(October 1988) 88 — Increases CoCo3's

HSCREEN 2 and 4. COCOPLUS
Sweet, Michael. "Get more power from your CoCo

keyboard." (October 1988) 72 — Add functions

to various keys. KEYPOWER

July 1S

THE RAINBOW

151

Weide, Dennis H. "CoCo takes a hint." (August

1988) 36 — Program to help you compare disk

files for duplicates. FILECOMP
Wolf, Eric. "The font master." (October 1988) 41 —

Replace CoCo3's built-in HPRINT font."

FONTMSTR
Zamora, Tony. "CoCo does windows and a whole

lot more." (March 1989) 100 — Add point and

click interface, windows, etc. Correction, June

1989, p.66. DESKTOP

WORD PROCESSING

Bates, Larry E. "Write III plus." (July 1988) 96 —

Add embedded printer commands to Write III

(April 87, p.156). WRITE3
Curtis, H. Allen. "High capacity screen dumps for

the shoestring desktop publisher part 1 ." (May

1989; 100 — Correction, June 1989, p.66.

DRIVERLT; DRIVERLE etc.
"Deciding what's 'write' for you." (April 1989) 26 —

Comparison of several word processor

programs.
Parker, Jeffrey S. "Desktop publishing comes to

the CoCo." (May 1989) 58 — Comparison of

several programs.

AUTHORS

Abell, James. "Does Archimedes' discovery hold

water?" (March 1989) 82 WILFLOAT
Abraham, Alex. "Psychedelia." (January 1989) 61

PSYCHO
Adams, Rick. "GIME power." (March 1989) 14 —

Description of GIME chip.
Alger, Paul. "A REMOTE update." (November
1988) 110— Update to BBS system. REMOTE3;

BASLOAD; REMDEMO
Alger, Paul. "Seeking immortality." (August 1988)

76 — Find number of 'men' in a game.

IMMORTALITY
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: A place of your

own." (August 1988) 152 — Finding online help

and creating a workplace.
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: Creating online."

(September 1988) 118
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: Downloading

problems." (July 1988) 150
Augsburg, Cray. "Delphi bureau: Time for a

change." (October 1988) 64
Augsburg, Cray. "Do you have a question?"

(January 1989) 50 — Everything you wanted to

know about the CoCo but were afraid to ask.
Augsburg, Cray. "Printer diversions and

conversions." (August 1988) 142 — Use control

codes to enhance printer's capability.
Augsburg, Cray. "RAINBOWfest reporter

(Chicago, May 20-22, 1988)." (September 1988)

41
Augsburg, Cray. "Using OS-9 programs on

Rainbow on Disk." (June 1989) 138
Babich, Tio. "Like pulling taffy." (January 1989) 60

— Graphics demo. TAFFYBAL
Baier, Jeff. "Wow! One disk drive, two CoCo's."

(May 1989) 54
Baker, Delbert. "FunStats." (June 1989) 110 —

Keep statistics for your Softball team.

FUNSTATS; RSTRMKR; RSTRFXR; GMFLCHK,

etc.
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Devices,

unlimited." (May 1989) 150 — 'Simple CoCo

interfacing for the all-thumbs CoCoNut.'
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's Buffer: Food for

worms." (February 1989) 144 WORMDRVR;

WORMSMPL
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: April

foolishness and Pentomino contest winners."

(April 1989) 143
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Assembly

language for the complete novice part 2."

(October 1988) 132 PONGBIN; PONGBAS
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Assembly

language for the complete novice ." (September

1988)150
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Can the

CoCo learn?" (July 1988) 160 ALLPERMS;

1STMOVES; DATAMAKR; TICTACTO
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Can you

survive this column." (August 1988) 170 —

Assembly language interrupts and BASIC

internals. Correction, October 1988, p.84.

PRNTLINE; LINETABL; ANALYZE
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Hamming it

up." (January 1989) 145 — Ham radio

discussion. MORSE
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Perplexing

puzzles." (June 1989) 140 — 'Perplexing puzzles

to ponder.' PUZZLE1; PUZZLE2, etc.
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Sorting it all

out." (November 1988) 160 — Describes how to

make computer sort items. SELECTON;

BUBBLE; SHELL; QUIKSORT
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: The puzzling

pentomino." (December 1988) 164 PENTPUZL
Bates, Larry E. "Write III plus." (July 1988)96 —

Add embedded printer commands to Write III

(April 87, p. 156).WRITE3
Bauer, Greg. "Turning text graphics into title

screens." (March 1989) 79 ASCICALC
Beck, John M. "Two liner contest winner."

(October 1988) 134 — Slower directory listing.
Bedard, Clem. "Secret codes." (January 1989) 102

CIPHER
Bell, Bruce K. "Bingo, the CoCo way." (August

1988)38— Correction, Feb. 89, p.76 BINGOTLK
Bennett, Carl Austin. "The forgotten chip." (May

1989) 130 — Get your modem to work with OS-9

level II for under $20.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (April 1989)

84 — BASIC programming hints.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (December

1988)144
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (February

1989) 46 — Locating typos; GET/PUT problem;

Artifact colors; Saving grap hies.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (January

1989) 84— Saving graphics; Use of INSTR;

Automatic repeat.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (March 1989)

130 — Game hint; BASIC tutorial, etc.

SLOTCORE
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (November

1988) 140— Merging subroutines; DATA

statements; etc.
Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking." (September

1988) 86 — New monthly technical column for
BASIC hackers.

Bernico, Bill. "Buy a CoCo and see the world."

(September 1988) 70 — Map of the world.

WORLD
Bernico, Bill. "Child's play." (August 1988) 44

BUGGIE
Bernico, Bill. "The CoCo quiz master." (June

7989J57COCOQUIZ
Bernico, Bill. "The Color coordinator." (April 1989)

101 — Helps children develop good fashion

sense. ORDINATE
Bernico, Bill. "Doodle ditty." (January 1989) 60

DOODLER3
Bernico, Bill. "Five-column directories." (March

1989) 80 5-COLD I R

Bernico, Bill. "ML addresses." (July 1988)82

SCRNUST
Bernico, Bill. "Pieces of the pie." (April 1989) 79 —

Draw a pie chart. CC3GRAPH
Bernico, Bill. "Pixel pictures." (January 1989) 28

— Use these graphics programs to create

brilliant pictures. BLOCKS3; BLOCKS2
Bernico, Bill. "Set your wheels to spinning." (July

1988) 48 — Contest — brush up programming

creativity and submit result. CONTEST
Bernico, Bill. "We have a winner!" (January 1989)

87 — Results from July's programming contest.

RINGBELL
Bleckley, Logan, III. "Wordmake." (June 1989)91

WORDMAKE
Bly, Merwyn. "One liner contest winner." (August

1988) 89 game
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Animal stories."

(March 1989) 28 — Language arts program for

elementary school children. PETSTORY
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Break it up." (April

1989)98 — Dictionary skills program.

DICTNARY

Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Carrier's collection

chart." (August 1988) 80 — Interpreting a

newspaper delivery chart. NEWSCOST
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Fraction action."

(May 1989) 56 FRACTION
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Give 'em an inch."

(January 1989) 72 — Convert inches to feet and

yards. CONVERT
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Locating the topic."

(September 1988) 136 — Cross reference drill.

REFERNCE
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Motor math." (July

1988) 54 — Practice in solving verbal math

problems. GASQUIZ
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Shooting math."

(June 1989) 76 MATHSHOT
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: The blink of an

eye." (February 1989) 105 — Increase students'

memorization abilities. TACHISTO
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Time's up!"

(December 1988) 102 — A working alarm clock.

ALARM
Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: You can't get there

from here." (November 1988) 40 — Reading

exercise. MAPPER
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally speaking." (May 1989)

98 — Morse code; Change LINE to HLINE, etc.
Brown, Philip. "Tools for programming BASIC09."

(May 1989) 138 — Using Syscall to enhance

BASIC09. CORE
Bryson, B. J. "The storm." (June 1989) 59 STORM
Burke, Val. "Have a jazzy Christmas." (December

1988)28— Christmas music. HIPMAS
Burnham, Paul D. "The CoCo crystal ball." (June

1989)28— Fortune teller FORTUNE
Caldwell, Steve. "Here eagles dare." (July 1988) 82

— Graphics demo. EAGLE

Campbell, Marc. "CoCo's current companion."

(July 1988) 34 — A program editor for the CoCo

3. Correction, Feb. 89, p.77. BUDDY
Carlin, Kenneth. "Taking on the one-armed

bandit." (October 1988) 88 SLOTS
Carter, Brian. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 141 — Utility to KILL files.
Chapel, Lee J. "For the love of gold." (December

1988)58 — Adventure game. — Correction, April

1989, p.48. PROS1 ; PROS2; SCRN1 ; SCRN2;

MAKEPROS
Clapper, David L. "Invoice innovation." (April

1989)44 — Create professional-looking invoices

and labels. OFFICE
Collicott, John. "One liner contest winner."

(August 1988) 117 — Reverse PMODE screen.
Cooper, Rick. "Setting for one." (December 1988)

90 TURKISH
Cooper, Rick. "States and capitals." (September

1988) 60 STATES

Cooper, Rick. "Today's forecast." (April 1989) 82

— Graphics demo WHENRAIN

Cooper, Rick. "The big bad wolf." (September 1988)
34 — Fantasy joins forces with CoCo to help
children's reading skills. BADWOLF

Crawford, Gay. "Knee-high to a growth chart."
(February 1989) 89 GROCHART

Crawford, Gay. "Tangled tiles." (February 1989) 28

— Game and puzzle BLUEVOID

Curtis, H. Allen. "High capacity screen dumps for
the shoestring desktop publisher part 1." (May

1989) 100 — Correction, June 1989, p.66.
DRIVERLT; DRIVERLE etc.

Curtis, H. Allen. "The desktop publisher: A

reprise." (September 1988) 102 GENMENU;

PATCHWPL; PATCHWPH; CONVERTL;

CONVERTH; MONROE
Cutchin, Rusty. "Breaking the four-color barrier."

(October 1988) 51 — Add many more than 4

colors in HSCREEN 4. NUCOLORS; DEMO
Dater, Andrew. "The Hit list." (August 1988) 87 —

Keep track of the body count in role-playing

games. KILLER
Davies, Peter E. "Holidays at the hearth."

(December 1988) 89 YULELOG
Day, Darren. "Cider sipping." (September 1988) 76

— Music demo. CIDER

Day, Darren. "Simple draw." (June 1989) 93

SIMPLDRA
Deuell, Lee. "255 ways to clear your screen."

(January 1989) 62 CLS255
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw: The ABC's

152

THE RAINBOW July 1989

of disk drives." (May 1989) 80
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: A simple,
expandable LED project." (November 1988) 157

— Makes computer control 8 LED's.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: All about

serial packs." (August 1988) 167
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Do you read

me?" (March 1989) 132 — Adding input devices

to an expansion board.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Lights out!"

(April 1989) 96
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Project

expansion." (December 1988) 146
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Summer

cleanup." (September 1988) 140 — Update on

parallel interface and hardware patch for Multi-

Pak.
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: The DEFs of

disk drives." (June 1989) 98
DiStefano, Tony. "Turn of the screw: Two for

one." (July 1988) 148 — Fit two adapters into

your controller at the same time.
Dillon, John. "Adventure game mapping

techniques." (August 1988) 114
Dingle, Brent. "CoCo pong." (January 1989)63

COCOPONG
Donze, Jeff. "Lunar lander." (May 1989) 28

LANDERGG; LANDER
Dowd, Kevin. "The little graphics library." (August

1988) 102 PROG1 ; PROG2; PROG3; PROG4
Dowd, Roger D. "Are you missing something."

(August 1988) 150 — Repairing keyboard
problems.
Dueck, Timothy. "It'll move you." (April 1989) 82

— Animation demo ANIMATOR

Duggins, Larry. "Teed off." (March 1989) 58 —

Golf game GOLFER
Duke, William L. "One liner contest winner." (June

1989) 85 — Print memory addresses.

Dunn, Christopher. "It's a toad's life." (February

1989) 43 TOADER
Elmer, Al. "Get the picture?" (July 1988) 93 —

Program enabling you to view MacPaint picture

files on CoCo. MACVIEW
Elms, Stephen. "It's a bug-eat-bug world."

(November 1988) 76 CENTPEDE
England, Carl. "Hint." (November 1988) 83 —

HPRINT shortened.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (April 1989)

92 — Speedier operations; Disk problem;

Joystick problem; etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (August 1988)

165 — CoCo to PC; Graphics printing; Memory

locations; Delphi problems.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (December

1988) 158 — File transfers; Commodore

comparison; DeskMate's default; etc .
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (February

1989)99 — Transfer CoCo - PC; ProComm; OS9

problem; HJL keyboard etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (July 1988)

154 — Drive support; Copy protection; VIP

speller fix; etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (March 1989)

94 — Saving graphics; Assembly language refs;

etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (November

1988) 144 — T/S spell; ROM pack problems;

Upgrade; etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (October

1988) 40 — Some terms defined; CoCo2 vs

CoCo3; Humidity, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. "Doctor ASCII." (September

1988) 138 — Garbled sound; BASIC memory;

Color artifacts; DeskMate 3; etc .
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (June 1989)84— Memory

jumpers; Disk drives on a PC; Spreadsheet, etc.
Esposito, Richard E. ; and Libra, Richard W.

"Doctor ASCII." (May 1989) 136— Mini-phono

jacks; EDTASM; Mikeyterm; Printer codes, etc.
Estrado, Richard. "Selective directory listings

using wildcards." (June 1989) 122 WILDBIN
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (April 1989) 10 —

'CoCo's Canadian future."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (August 1988) 10 —

'Some Post-RAINBOWtest reflections."
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (December 1988) 10

— 'A season for reflection.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (February 1989) 10

— 'Here to stay.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (January 1989) 10 —

'Starting the year off right.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (July 1988) 10 —

'The dream machine.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (June 1989) 12 —

'Something akin to a miracle.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (March 1989) 10 —

'What's good for General Bullmoose...'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (May 1989) 10 —

'Balancing a Rainbow.'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (November 1988) 8

— 'Computer uses — you decide.'

Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (October 1988) 10 —

'October magic'
Falk, Lawrence C. "Print#-2." (September 1988) 10

— 'The computer's place in education.'
Fingliss, Doug. "One liner contest winner."

(August 1988) 117 — Graphics demo.
Fogle, Paul. "One liner contest winner." (June

1989) 85 — Control cassette recorder.
Foster, Leslie A. "The seventh year of Rainbow."

(July 1988) 133 — Index, July 1987 to June 1988.
Francis, David. "Emphasize with the DMP 105."

(August 1988) 53 ITALICS
Francisco, Harleen. "Economy printer buffer, part

1 of 2." (June 1989) 100 HECONOMY
Gagnon, Marc. "A moving Rainbow border." (April

1989) 112 COCOTOUR; CCTDEMO
Genois, Marc "CoCo3 printer spooler." (May

1989) 86 SPOOLBAS
Gibson, Charles Lee. "Two liner contest winner."

(March 1989) 152 — Running total and average

of times.
Goff, Allen. "Showing off random graphics."

(November 1988) 75 — Correction, January

1989, p.41. LOADER
Goldberg, Steve. "Parameter changes made easy."

(December 1988) 160 — Change disk drive

parameters. DMode; MakeDMode
Goodman, Martin H. "CoCo consultations."

(March 1989) 76 — Commodore drive; Transfer

binary file; Monitor, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (April

1989) 54 — Monitors; Disk drives; Sharing a

printer; etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (August

1988) 162 — Flashes on screen; OS-9 crashes;
ROM pak to disk

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(December 1988) 154 — High speed poke; Hard
drive; ML addresses, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."
(February 1989) 92 — TTL monitor; Disk drive
problem; CoCo Max; CoCo 3 inputs.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (January

1989) 98 — Joystick repairs; CoCo and CM-8
monitor; OS-9 games patch, et c.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (July

1988) 146 — Convert CoCo2 to CoCo3;
Multipak; Hardware failures; etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (June

1989) 78 — Double sided disks; Serial I/O; ROM
pak to disk, etc.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (May

1989) 142— Multi-pak; Copy ROM paks; Color

printer, etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(November 1988) 142— DRAM-chip price;

Audio output; Memory upgrades; Modemphone
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations." (October

1988) 56 — Use CoCo3's MMU; CoCo3 cold

start; etc.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo consultations."

(September 1988) 88 — Fix for TW-80; Printer

hookup; CoCo3 monitor; etc.
Goodman, Marty. "Quick fixes." (October 1988) 58

— Three do-it-yourself fixes for the hardware
hacker. Correction, November 1988, p.138 (not
needed — see Jan 1989, p.41 ).

Goodman, Marty. "Upgrading CoCo's memory."

(March 1989) 34
Goodman, Marty. "A hard drive for your CoCo."

(March 1989) 44
Gordley, Richard D. "Long division drill."

(September 1988) 53 DIVISION
Grengs, Patrick D., II. "Warped animation."

(October 1988) 102 — Create whirlpools and

waves in an undulating grid. Correction, January

1989, p.41. GRAVGRID
Gross, Kevin K. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 94 — Graphics demo.
Grubb, Robert John. "CoBBS Xmodem routines."

(November 1988) 88 XMRECV.ASM;

XMSEND.ASM; XMRECV.SYS; XMRECPK.BAS
Grumann, Harold. "Hint." (November 1988) 83 —

Autoexec-like file.
Hair, Fred, Jr. "On VCR time." (September 1988)

122 — Calculating time intervals for VCR tape.

VIDTIME
Halbrook, Travis. "Custom cassette labels."

(February 1989) 88 CASSLBLR
Halbrook, Travis. "May the force be with you?"

(July 1988) 85 PSYCHIC
Hameluck, Jeff. "Sea War." (August 1988) 20

SEAWAR
Hathaway, Ed. "CoCo clubs: Building a great

foundation." (January 1989) 34 — How to

organize a club.
Haverstock, Mark. "The old switcheroo II."

(August 1988) 120— Handle switching of

joystick and cassette ports. Correction, October

1988, p.84
Hegberg, Joel. "I/O in the fast lane." (November

1988) 75 — Speed up disk i/o. FASTOISK
Hegberg, Joel. "Sound control." (June 1989) 92

SNDCTRL
Hill, Kenneth R. "Big brother's watching." (March

1989) 78 BLINK

Hill, Kenneth R. "An uncommon view." (April

1989) 81 — Graphics demo STARVIEW
Hufford, Wayne. "The timer." (May 1989) 75 —

Timekeeper for games. SOUNDOFF
Hurt, Bradley. "Diary." (June 1989) 91 DIARY
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau: CoCo DOS?"

(April 1989) 50
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: At your service."

(May 1989) 40
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Common

questions." (December 1988) 148 — Includes

Database report.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (August 1988) 152
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (July 1988) 150
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (October 1988) 64
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Database

report." (September 1988) 118
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Haven't I seen

you before? (November 1988) 33 — Includes

database report.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: What's goin' on?"

(March 1989)96
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi bureau: Who has the

time?" (January 1989) 114 — Includes Database

report.
Hutchison, Don. "Working together: Delphi and

tape I/O." (August 1988) 156 — Two utilities to

help download programs using Modem Pak.

TAPCNV; BASFIX
Hutchison, Don. "The computer connection."

(November 1988) 28 — Connecting a CoCo to

other computers.
Hyre, Leonard. "Election '88." (November 1988) 58
— Keep track of election results. ELECTION
Hyre, Leonard. "Convention." (July 1988) 110 —

Help keep track of voting at conventions.

CONVENTN
Jenkins, Dave. "An RGB demonstration." (January

1989J65RGBDEMO
Jenkins, Dave. "So you want to be a SysOp."

(November 1988) 36
Jimenez, Daniel. "Program a RAM disk." (January

1989) 110 — Correction, April 1989, p.48.

RAMDISK; COPY
Johnson, Richard K. "More than a house."

(February 1989) 110 — Help organize search for

the right home. DRIVEBY; HOUSE; LOANDATA
Johnson, Richard. "Stalking the used car."

(September 1988) 16 — Used car shopping

guide. USEDCARS
Johnson, Samuel D. "EduSpell." (December 1988)

42 — First in a series developing a talking,

spelling tutor. SPELLER; ROMRAM; SETHELP;

TAKETEST
Jones, Edward. "Font selection made easy." (May

July 1£

THE RAINBOW

153

1989) 68 FONTSETR.
Jones, Paul E. "Save that screen." (December
1988) 108 — Clears monitor screen to black if no

key pressed. SCRNSAVE
Kastack, Rebecca. "Counting the words."

(January 1989) 62 WORDCNT
Kastack, Rebecca. "The singing card." (December
1988) 112 — Send a musical holiday greeting.

SINGCARD
Kenny, Keiran. "All things in progression."

(January 1989) 61 — Charade-like education

game.
Kenny, Keiran. "Answers for your questions."

(September 1988) 72 — Quiz game. FLEXQUIZ
Kenny, Keiran. "For the birds." (April 1989) 83 —

Graphics demo BIRDSEED
Kenny, Keiran. "Guess who." (July 1988) 83

GUESSWHO
Kenny, Keiran. "Left beats right." (June 1989) 89

REACTION
Kenny, Keiran. "Mental math blocks." (September

1988)71 ADDBLOKS
Kenny, Keiran. "Newsflash! Newsflash!"

(December 1988) 92 — Home news screen.

Correction, Feb. 89, p.76. NEWSREEL
Kenny, Keiran. "Tying up DRAW strings."

(October 1988) 87 COPYPIX
Kenny, Keiran. "What's missing?" (August :

79 MEMORY
Kenny, Keiran. "Who ya gonna write?" (April

80— Print mailing labels. EZLABELS
Kenny, Keiran. "The building blocks of graphics."

(February 1989) — Introduce lo-res graphics.

CLRBLOKS
Kenny, Keiran. "The flip side.' (January 1989) 22

— Use one sheet paper to print a 6 page

pamphlet. BOOKLET
Kiedaisch, Charles A. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 120 — Convert fractions to

decimals.
Klein, Joel F. "It's your move." (August 1988) 28 —

Chess simulation. CHESS
Knapik, Steve. "Hacker, beware." (December
1988) 91 — Disk file protection. LOCKOUT
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: BASIC bird

watching." (May 1989) 88 — Creating figure of

bird. FLIGHTS1-3
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Boxcars, boxcars,

boxcars." (June 1989) 80 BOXCAR1
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Count your eggs

before they drop." (April 1989) 64 BIGBIRD
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Creating a utility

screen worksheet." (September 1988) 80 —

Tutorial for DRAW command.
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Let's GET going."

(January 1989) 74
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: New directions."

(October 1988) 98 — Graphics tutorial
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Shall we dance?"

(December 1988) 94 — 'Animate your graphics.'
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: The Encyclopedia

CoColoria." (August 1988) 82 — Discusses back

issues of Rainbow.
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Thirty days hath

September." (July 1988) 86 — Tutorial to teach

students the months of the year. 12MONTHS
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: What's the

angle?" (November 1988) 84 — Graphics

tutorial.
Kolesar, Fred. "EZrun." (June 1989) 62 — Auto-
run BASIC programs by typing in their

filenames. EZRUN
Kyllo, Donald. "Cryptologist's sidekick." (July

1988) 80 CRYPTAID
Lamonica, James ;and Lamonica, Mary Jean.

"Clue me in!" (September 1988) 65 — Charades

game CLUEFILE; CLUEWORD
Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James. "I'm late!

I'm late!" (February 1989) 106 — Daily planner.

DAYPLAN
Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James. "Stretch

it to the limit." (April 1989) 103 — Keep track of

credit card balances and transactions. CREDIT
Larson, Neal. "Mass disk formatter." (September

1988) 30 FORMATTR
Lim, Larry. "One liner contest winner." (October

1988) 54 — Display poke and peek values for

CoCo 3 keyboard.
Lowry, James Kevin. "Minding yourX's and Y's."

(August 1988) 77 JOYZAP
Massie, Warren. "CoCo says..." (February 1989) 89

SIMON
Maxwell, Wilmer B. "Looking for a heartbeat."

(July 1988) 84 — Estimate pulse rate.

PULSBEAT
McCorkle, R. J. "Having a party?" (May 1989) 46

— Print invitations, flyers, etc. INVITE:
INVIFORM

McKernan, Chris. "Escape from Tut's tomb parts 2

and 3." (August 1988) 58 — Correction, October

1988, p.84 2PART1 ; 2PART2; 3PART1 ; 3PART2
McKernan, Chris. "Escape from Tut's tomb." (July

1988) 58 — Arcade game written in machine

language. ONE; TWO; THREE; FOUR
Messer, Shane. "Hi-res screen dump." (May 1989)

74 DUMP132
Miller, Merle. "Disks name miscl." (June 1989) 92

MMDIR
Miller, Ralph D. "Washington, Adams,

Jefferson...." (November 1988) 102 —

Presidential drill. PRESDENT
Miller, Stephen. "Has anyone seen my string?"

(March 1989) 80 ASCSERCH
Miller, Stephen. "ML-Data." (August 1988) 100 —

Routine to convert machine language program

into BASIC. ML-DATA
Mims, Eric Ryan. "Just one touch — just one

breath." (February 1989) 50 — CoCo makes

calculations easier for the disabled. CALCLATR
Mitchel, Barry J. "All the right moves." (December

1988) 116 — Correction, April 1989, p.48. —

Faster graphics. SCRLDEMO; FASTSCRL
Mony, Sam. "Two-liner contest winner." (April 1989)

124— Make a PRINT@ worksheet.
Mony, Sam. "Two-liner contest winner." (March 1989)

148 —Printer utility.
Moore, Clayton R. "Asteroid dodge." (June 1989)

90 ASTEROID
Moore, Mike. "The Christmas tree puzzle."

(December 1988) 20 — 'Can you plant the royal

Christmas trees as the king desires?
'TREEPUZZ
Moos, Patricia. "Fright night." (October 1988) 86

— Pumpkin graphic. SPOOK

Morin, Jean-Francois. "Now you see it, now you

don't!" (June 1989) 48 — Optical illusions.

ILLUSION
Murray, Ken. "A CoCo Christmas." (December

1988) 95 — Chrismas poem.
Musumeci, John. "Now or never." (January 1989)

58 — Music and graphics demo. MANDO
Nalos, Paul. "Elevators." (June 1989) 90

ELEVATOR
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 1: General Math." (July 1988) 100

SORTBAS;SORTBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 2: High finances." (August 1988) 137

FINANBAS; FINANBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 3: What a dump!" (September 1988) 98

DUMPBAS; DUMPBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 4: Getting graphic." (October 1988) 48

PAGER
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 5: Get the point." (November 1988) 80

POINTBAS; POINTBIN
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 6: Draw the line." (December 1988) 104

BASLINE; BINLINE
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 7: Around in circles." (January 1989) 90

CIRCLES; ARCS
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 8: And more math." (February 1989) 96

SHIFTS
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 9: Let there be music." (March 1989) 30

MLNOTES
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 10: Two-dimensional rotation. (April 1989)

72 DEMO; DRIVER; ROTATION
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 1 1 : 3-D without glasses." (May 1989) 82

ROTATE3D; DRIVER; ALTOROTAT
Nee, William P. "Machine language made BASIC

part 12: And the music played on." (June

68 6VOICES
Norris, Duke. "Lir ole interest, revisited." (April

1989) 18 — Update of September 1984. article.

INTEREST
O'Brien, Dan. "Towers of Hanoi." (February 1989)

90 HANOI
Olmstead, Paul. "One-liner contest winner."

(March 1989) 148 — Graphics demo
Osborne, Gary. "Hit the slopes!" (January 1989) 63

DOWNHILL
Ostrer, Ken. "CoCo ASCII table." (September

1988) 76 — Display character set and ASCII
codes. ASC1 13

Ostrer, Ken. "Hint." (November 1988) 83 — Cursor

control.
Ostrer, Ken. "Odd one out." (November 1988) 77

— Drill for even and odd numbers. EVENODD
Parker, Jeffrey S. "Desktop publishing comes to

the CoCo." (May 1989) 58 — Comparison of

several programs.
Paul, Steve. "Chores for dollars." (May 1989) 77

CHORES
Pendell, Joseph. "Beam3D." (May 1989)75 —

Animate 3 dimensional pictures. BEAM3D
Perlman, Richard. 'The do-it-yourself database:

Designing your own money management system."

(March 1989) 88 — Second in a series of

tutorials. SEPARATE; RITEREAD; TIMER;

CREATE; ADDRECRD
Perlman, Richard. 'The do-it-yourself database:

Subroutines and program code. (February 1989)

36 — First in a series of tutorials SUBDEMO;

REALMENU; MARBLE1 ; MARBLE2
Phillips, Charles F. "CoCo 3 green screen blues."

(July 1988) 83 — CoCo 3 output to monochrome

monitor. MON03
Phillips, John E. "The mathematics of chaos."

(March 1989) 81 FRACTAL
Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Play your piano." (December

1988)93— Music demo. KEYBOARD
Presley, Chad. "Winging it." (August 1988) 78

FLIGHT
Pucella, Ric. "Free zone." (November 1988) 74 —

Protect area of screen from scrolling.

NOSCROLL
Pucella, Ric. "Hot stuff." (May 1989) 76 HOTCOLD
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Advances in OS-

9 technology." (February 1989) 152 Charter;

Translate
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Another cry for

standards." (October 1988) 147 FMenu; Modi;

Mod2; DiskFix; FormatFix
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: BASIC09— A

great language." (January 1989) 136
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Better tools are

here!" (December 1988) 178 Xcodes.CC3
, Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Building two

handy tools." (June 1989) 150 Find; Findit;

Diskdir; Checkdir; Dodir
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: In quest of new

technology." (April 1989) 148
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Moving to OS-9."

(March 1989) 136Traksat; Echo. Source; Make. Echo
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Sending the

right signals." (July 1988) 174 MVShell;

SigTestOne; SigTestTwo; SkipMuf
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Volunteers build

a better mousetrap." (August 1988) 182 Gfx3
Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Installation,

automation and more." (November 1988) 176

ClkSpd; ClkChk; DoMenu; DoAlert; Strip;

MakeStrip
Queen, William A., III. "Math drill." (May 1989) 76

MATHDRILL
Quellhorst, George. "Solitaire, the next

generation." (December 1988) 36 — 'Adding

color to solitaire on the CoCo3.' SOLTAIR3
Reid, Randall. "A patch for a patch." (February

1989) 80 — Modify EDTASM for 80 column
screen. Correction, June 1989, p.66. EDPATCH;
EDLOADER

Ries, Richard. "PR.B09." (June 1989) 136— Print

utility for OS-9. Pr
Ries, Richard. "What day is it?" (February 1989)

142 — Utility to change format of date. SetDate
Riley, Russell, Jr. "Boggling your mind." (February

1989)91 HEADSUP
Robinson, Evan. "Chown." (May 1989) 144 —

Change ownership of OS-9 files. CHOWN

154

THE RAINBOW July 1989

Rochford, Tom. "Who you gonna call?" (January

1989) 64 TELE-DIR
Rodriguez, Ana M. "Applying labels." (February

1989) 88 — Make address labels. ADLABELS
Rodriguez, Ana M. "CoCo clowns around."

(September 1988) 74 — Clown graphics.

PAYASO
Ronald, Bruce W. "One of our pool balls must be

crazy!" (July 1988) 28 — Logic problem tester.

BALL3; BALL2
Ronald, Bruce W. "The crazy pool ball explained."

(August 1988) 18 — Solution to last month's

problem.
Roseman, Mark. "A new outlook for OS-9." (July 1988)

16 — Using subdirectories and shell scripts

to build an OS-9 menu system.
Rowan, Don. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 131 — Converts PRINT to SET or vice

versa.
Ruby, Paul, Jr. "And for my next trick..."

(December 1988) 92 — Card trick. CARDTRIK
Samuels, Edward. "Copyright law update: Congress

alters rules of copyright notice. (April 1989)

41
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well: How much time?"

(April 1989) 89 — Calculate differences in time.

TIMECARD
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well: Matching

opposites." (August 1988) 92 — Basic

vocabulary for elementary students. OPOSITE1
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: CoCo uses some

comma sense!" (July 1988) 156 — Training oh

correct comma usage. COMMAS
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Count on CoCo."

(February 1989) 82 — Program designed to teach

fundamental math skills to new students.

COUNTME
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: From keyboard to

keypad." (March 1989) 84 — Simulate a numeric

keypad. QLATOR
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Growing up with

CoCo." (November 1988) 146— Building on

skills developed in earlier games. PICTURES
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Hold that thought!"

(December 1988) 150 — 'Make composition

writing simple.' BRAINSTM
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Just say goodnight

Gracie." (June 1989) 87 WEEKDAYS
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Opposite

attraction." (September 1988) 92 —

Concentration-like game. MATCH
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Twelve months of

fun." (May 1989) 92 CALENDAR
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Two for the price of

one." (October 1988) 90 — Continuation of last

months 'opposites' game. OPOSITE2
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Where's the logic?"

(January 1989) 80 ANALOGY
Schuler, Keith. "Castle Zhagwhar." (June 1989) 41

ZHAGWHAR
Seats, Darrin. "Note card." (May 1989) 78

NOTECARD
Sims, Mike. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 95 — Graphics demo.

Skala, Dennis. "OS-9: Time for a change." (April

1989) 58

Sloan, Kevin. "A CoBBS update." (November
1988) 1 6 — Modifying the CoBBS system to
work with the CoCo3. COBBS/SYS; USER/SYS

Sobieski, Joe F. "One liner contest winner." (July
1988) 131 — Multiplication tables.

Souser, William. "Make a note of it." (April 1989)
52 CALLMEMO

Spiller, Jeremy. "Erase all trace!" (July 1988) 118
— Free up memory without unplugging the disk
drive. DISKOFF

Spiller, Jeremy. "Super stamper: The elastic
rubber graphics stamp." (October 1988) 28 —
Two new graphics commands for PMODE image
manipulation. SUPRSTMP; STMPDEMO

Spiller, Jeremy. "What disk drive?" (December
1988) 100 — Get more memory without
disconnecting the disk drive on CoCo3 .
DISKOFF3

St. Jean, Etienne. "Bouncing off the walls."
(January 1989) 59 — Graphics demo.
BALLDEMO

Stanley, Willis. "Decisions, decisions." (April 1989)
118 — Program to help in decision making. AHP

Steidl, Jeff. "Electro dominoes." (June 1989) 18

DOMINOES
Sweaney, Erich. "Seeing the bigger picture."

(October 1988) 88 — Increases CoCo3's

HSCREEN 2 and 4. COCOPLUS
Sweet, Michael. "Get more power from your CoCo

keyboard." (October 1988) 72 — Add functions

to various keys. KEYPOWER
Tatarka, James A. "A tribute to the CoCo2." (June

1989) 22 PORTRAIT
Thompson, Ernie. "Keeping a card count."

(December 1988) 90 — Greeting card list.

CARDLIST
Toepke, Michael. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 37 — Ski game.
Toepke, Michael. "One liner contest winner."

(September 1988) 137 — Magic square.
Toepke, Michael. "Two liner contest winner."

(August 1988) 81 — Pong type game.
Toepke, Michael. "Two liner contest winner."

(December 1988) 120 — Mastermind type game.
Toepke, Michael. "Two liner contest winner."

(March 1989) 152 — Game.
Turner, David. "Bills, bills, bills!" (October 1988)

14 — Program to help roommates organize

expenses. ROOMMATE
Turner, Del. "Hint." (August 1988) 169 — Use of

COBBLER command.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (July 1988) 189 - 'Handy

work window.'
Turner, Del. "Hint." (November 1988)92 —

Discussion of memory and OS9.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (October 1988) 83 — Three

handy screens.
Turner, Del. "Hint." (September 1988) 134 — OS-9

hints.
Turowski, Donald A. "A seat for everyone and

everyone in his seat." (September 1988) 45 —

Seating chart for classroom. SEATCHRT
Vasconi, Eugene. "CoCo in 3-D!" (June 1989) 52

3DGRAPHX
Ward, Logan. "Cartooning with CoCo." (July 1988)

50 — Tutorial on creating CoCo comics, and

announcement of a contest.
Weaver, Dan ; and Weaver, John. "When in Rome."

(September 1988) 71 — Learn Roman numerals.

ROMANMRL
Webb, Mark. "Playing the stock market."

(November 1988) 45 STOCKS3; STOCKS2
Weide, Dennis H. "CoCo takes a hint." (August

1988) 36 — Program to help you compare disk

files for duplicates. FILECOMP
Weide, Dennis H. "Hands-free computing."

(February 1989) 58 — Aid physically

handicapped people. COEPPRAM; COEPPROM
Wells, John T. "Space attack." (August 1988) 78

EZSHOOT
Welsh, Jack D. "Text for graphics." (May 1989) 20

— Add captions to pictures. GRAFTEXT
Weshenfelder, Rick. "Ad infinitum." (October

1988) 87 — Graphics demo. EYECATCH
White, Brian C. "Learn to walk before you RUN."

(January 1989) 78 — Beginner tutorial
White, Danny. "One liner contest winner." (July

1988) 12 — Mini word processor.
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: Boot

modifications." (December 1988) 186 — 'Create

the perfect boot disk.'
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: Boot

mysteries revealed." (November 1988) 172
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: Data

processing with BASIC09." (April 1989) 152
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications:

Introducing the OS-9 team." (October 1988) 143
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: More

on BASIC09 programming." (May 1989) 146
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: OS-9

memory explorations." (January 1989) 152
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: The

magic and mysteries of OS-9." (September

1988) 142
White, Richard A. "Accessible applications: What's

the difference?" (March 1989) 154 — Standard

formats in file or directory use.
Wilensky, Joe. "CoCo derby." (May 1989) 42

DERBY
Willoughby, Lauren. "RAINBOWfest reporter."

(February 1989) 101 — Princeton, October 21-

23, 1988.

Wolf, Eric. "Chart plotting made easy." (January

1989) 44 — Draw multi-color pie charts from

self-entered data. PIECHART
Wolf, Eric. "The font master." (October 1988) 41 —

Replace CoCo3's built-in HPRINTfont."

FONTMSTR
Wolstromer, Andy. "CoCo of many colors."

(March 1989) 79 COCOLEID
Yates, Jerry. "Keeping your balance." (February

1989) 87 — Checkbook checker. CHEKBOOK
Zamora, Tony. "CoCo does windows and a whole

lot more." (March 1989) 1 00 — Add point and

click interface, windows, etc. Correction, June

1989, p.66. DESKTOP

RAINBOW ON TAPE/DISK

12MONTHS Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training:

Thirty days hath September." (July 1988) 86 —

Tutorial to teach students the months of the

year.
2PART1 ; 2PART2; 3PART1 ; 3PART2 McKernan,

Chris. "Escape from Tut's tomb parts 2 and 3."

(August 1988) 58 — Correction, October 1988,

p.84
3DGRAPHX Vasconi, Eugene. "CoCo in 3-D!"

(June 1989) 52
5-COLDIR Bernico, Bill. "Five-column

directories." (March 1989) 80
6VOICES Nee, William P. "Machine language

made BASIC part 12: And the music played on."

(June 1989) 68
ADDBLOKS Kenny, Keiran. "Mental math blocks."

(September 1988) 71
ADLABELS Rodriguez, Ana M. "Applying labels."

(February 1989) 88 — Make address labels.
AHP Stanley, Willis. "Decisions, decisions." (April

1989) 118 — Program to help in decision

making.
ALARM Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Time's up!"

(December 1988) 102 — A working alarm clock.
ALLPERMS; 1STMOVES; DATAMAKR;

TICTACTO Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's

buffer: Can the CoCo learn?" (July 1988) 160
ANALOGY Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Where's

the logic?" (January 1989) 80
ANIMATOR Dueck, Timothy. "It'll move you."

(April 1989) 82 — Animation demo
ASCICALC Bauer, Greg. "Turning text graphics

into title screens." (March 1989) 79
ASCII3 Ostrer, Ken. "CoCo ASCII table."

(September 1988) 76 — Display character set

and ASCII codes.
ASCSERCH Miller, Stephen. "Has anyone seen

my string?" (March 1989) 80
ASTEROID Moore, Clayton R. "Asteroid dodge."

(June 1989)90
BADWOLF Cooper, Rick. 'The big bad wolf."

(September 1988) 34 — Fantasy joins forces

with CoCo to help children's reading skills.
-BALL3; BALL2 Ronald, Bruce W. "One of our pool

balls must be crazy!" (July 1988) 28 — Logic

problem tester.
BALLDEMO St. Jean; Etienne. "Bouncing off the

walls." (January 1989) 59 — Graphics demo.
BASLINE; BINLINE Nee, William P. "Machine

language made BASIC part 6: Draw the'line."

(December 1988) 104
BEAM3D Pendell, Joseph. "Beam3D." (May 1989)

75 — Animate 3 dimensional pictures.
BIGBIRD Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training: Count

your eggs before they drop." (April 1989) 64
BINGOTLK Bell, Bruce K. "Bingo, the CoCo way."

(August 1988) 38 — Correction, Feb. 89, p.76
BIRDSEED Kenny, Keiran. "For the birds." (April

1989) 83 — Graphics demo
BLINK Hill, Kenneth R. "Big brother's watching."

(March 1989)78
BLOCKS3; BLOCKS2 Bernico, Bill. "Pixel

pictures." (January 1989) 28 — Use these

graphics programs to create brilliant pictures.
BLUEVOID Crawford, Gay. "Tangled tiles."

(February 1989) 28 — Game and puzzle
BOOKLET Kenny, Keiran. "The flip side.' (January

1989) 22 — Use one sheet paper to print a 6

page pamphlet.
BOXCAR1 Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training:

Boxcars, boxcars, boxcars." (June 1989) 80
BRAINSTM Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Hold

July 1989

THE RAINBOW

155

that thought!" (December 1988) 150 — 'Make

composition writing simple.'
BUDDY Campbell, Marc. "CoCo's current

companion." (July 1988) 34 — A program editor

for the CoCo 3. Correction, Feb. 89, p.77.
BUGGIE Bernico, Bill. "Child's play." (August

1988) 44
CALCLATR Mims, Eric Ryan. "Just one touch-
just one breath." (February 1989) 50 — CoCo

makes calculations easier for the disabled.
CALENDAR Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well:

Twelve months of fun." (May 1989) 92
CALLMEMO Souser, William. "Make a note of it."

(April 1989) 52
CARDLIST Thompson, Ernie. "Keeping a card

count." (December 1988) 90 — Greeting card

list.
CARDTRIK Ruby, Paul, Jr. "And for my next

trick..." (December 1988) 92 — Card trick.
CASSLBLR Halbrook, Travis. "Custom cassette

labels." (February 1989) 88
CC3GRAPH Bernico, Bill. "Pieces of the pie."

(April 1989) 79 — Draw a pie chart.
CENTPEDE Elms, Stephen. "It's a bug-eat-bug

world." (November 1988) 76
CHEKBOOK Yates, Jerry. "Keeping your

balance." (February 1989) 87 — Checkbook

checker.
CHESS Klein, Joel F. "It's your move." (August

1988) 28 — Chess simulation.

CHORES Paul, Steve. "Chores for dollars." (May

1989) 77

CHOWN Robinson, Evan. "Chown." (May 1989)

144 — Change ownership of OS-9 files.
CIDER Day, Darren. "Cider sipping." (September

1988) 76 — Music demo.
CIPHER Bedard, Clem. "Secret codes." (January

1989,1102
CIRCLES; ARCS Nee, William P. "Machine

language made BASIC part 7: Around in circles."

(January 1989) 90
CLRBLOKS Kenny, Keiran. "The building blocks

of graphics." (February 1989) — Introduce lo-res

graphics.
CLS255 Deuell, Lee. "255 ways to clear your

screen." (January 1989) 62
CLUEFILE; CLUEWORD Lamonica, James ;and

Lamonica, Mary Jean. "Clue me in!" (September

1988) 65 — Charades game
COBBS/SYS; USER/SYS Sloan, Kevin. "A CoBBS

update." (November 1988) 16 — Modifying the

CoBBS system to work with the CoCo3.
COCOLEID Wolstromer, Andy. "CoCo of many

colors." (March 1989) 79
COCOPLUS Sweaney, Erich. "Seeing the bigger

picture." (October 1988) 88 — Increases

CoCo3's HSCREEN 2 and 4.
COCOPONG Dingle, Brent. "CoCo pong."

(January 1989) 63
COCOQUIZ Bernico, Bill. "The CoCo quiz

master." (June 1989) 57
COCOTOUR; CCTDEMO Gagnon, Marc. "A

moving Rainbow border." (April 1989) 112
COEPPRAM; COEPPROM Weide, Dennis H.

"Hands-free computing." (February 1989) 58 —

Aid physically handicapped people.
COMMAS Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: CoCo

uses some comma sense!" (July 1988) 156 —

Training on correct comma usage.
CONTEST Bernico, Bill. "Set your wheels to

spinning." (July 1988) 48 — Contest — brush up

programming creativity and submit result.
CONVENTN "Convention." (July 1988) Hyre,

Leonard. — Help keep track of voting at

conventions.
CONVERT Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Give

'em an inch." (January 1989) 72 — Convert

inches to feet and yards.
COPYPIX Kenny, Keiran. "Tying up DRAW

strings." (October 1988) 87
CORE Brown, Philip. "Tools for programming

BASIC09." (May 1989) 138 — Using Syscall to

enhance BASIC09.
COUNTME Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Count on

CoCo." (February 1989) 82 — Program designed

to teach fundamental math skills to new students.
ORDINATE Bernico, Bill. "The Color coordinator."

(April 1989) 101 — Helps children develop good

fashion sense.

CREDIT Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica, James.

"Stretch it to the limit." (April 1989) 103 — Keep

track of credit card balances and transactions.
CRYPTAID Kyllo, Donald. "Cryptologist's

sidekick." (July 1988) 80
Charter; Translate Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-

9: Advances in OS-9 technology." (February

1989) 152
ClkSpd; ClkChk; DoMenu; DoAlert; Strip;

MakeStrip Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9:

Installation, automation and more." (November

79SSJ176
DAYPLAN Lamonica, Mary ; and Lamonica,

James. "I'm late! I'm late!" (February 1989) 106

— Daily planner.
DEMO; DRIVER; ROTATION Nee, William P.

"Machine language made BASIC part 10:

Two-dimensional rotation. (April 1989)72
DERBY Wilensky, Joe. "CoCo derby." (May 1989)

42
DESKTOP Zamora, Tony. "CoCo does windows

and a whole lot more." (March 1989) 100 — Add

point and click interface, windows, etc.

Correction, June 1989, p.66.
DIARY Hurt, Bradley. "Diary." (June 1989) 91
DICTNARY Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Break it

up." (April 1989) 98 — Dictionary skills program.
DISKOFF Spiller, Jeremy. "Erase ail trace!" (July

1988) 118 — Free up memory without
unplugging the disk drive.

DISKOFF3 Spiller, Jeremy. "What disk drive?"
(December 1988) 100 — Get more memory
without disconnecting the disk drive on CoCo3 .

DIVISION Gordley, Richard D. "Long division
drill." (September 1988) 53

DMode; MakeDMode Goldberg, Steve. "Parameter
changes made easy." (December 1988) 160 —
Change disk drive parameters.

DOMINOES Steidl, Jeff. "Electro dominoes."
(June 1989) 18

DOODLER3 Bernico, Bill. "Doodle ditty." (January

1989) 60

DOWNHILL Osborne, Gary. "Hit the slopes!"

(January 1989)63
DRIVEBY; HOUSE; LOANDATA Johnson, Richard

K. "More than a house." (February 1989) 110 —

Help organize search for the right home.
DRIVERLT; DRIVERLE etc. Curtis H. Allen. "High

capacity screen dumps for the shoestring

desktop publisher part 1." (May 1989)

100 — Correction, June 1989, p. 66.
DUMP132 Messer, Shane. "Hi-res screen dump."

(May 1989) 74
DUMPBAS; DUMPBIN Nee, William P. "Machine

language made BASIC part 3: What a dump!"

(September 1988) 98
EAGLE Caldwell, Steve. "Here eagles dare." (July

1988) 82 — Graphics demo.
EDPATCH; EDLOADER Reid, Randall. "A patch

for a patch." (February 1989) 80 — Modify

EDTASM for 80 column screen. Correction,

June 1989, p.66.
ELECTION Hyre, Leonard. "Election '88."

(November 1988) 58 — Keep track of election

results.
ELEVATOR Nalos, Paul. "Elevators." (June 1989)

90
EVENODD Ostrer, Ken. "Odd one out."

(November 1988) 77 — Drill for even and odd

numbers.
EYECATCH Weshenfelder, Rick. "Ad infinitum."

(October 1988) 87 — Graphics demo.
EZLABELS Kenny, Keiran. "Who ya gonna write?"

(April 1989) 80 — Print mailing labels.
EZRUN Kolesar, Fred. "EZrun." (June 1989) 62 —

Auto-run BASIC programs by typing in their

filenames.
EZSHOOT Wells, John T. "Space attack." (August

1988) 78
FASTDISK Hegberg, Joel. "I/O in the fast lane."

(November 1988) 75 — Speed up disk i/o.
FILECOMP Weide, Dennis H. "CoCo takes a hint."

(August 1988) 36 — Program to help you

compare disk files for duplicates.
FINANBAS; FINANBIN Nee, William P. "Machine

language made BASIC part 2: High finances."

(August 1988) 137
Find; Findit; Diskdir; Checkdir; Dodir Puckett,

Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Building two handy

tools." (June 1989) 150
FLEXQUIZ Kenny, Keiran. "Answers for your

questions." (September 1988) 72 — Quiz game.
FLIGHT Presley, Chad. "Winging it." (August

1988) 78
FLIGHTS1-3 Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC training:

BASIC bird watching." (May 1989) 88 —

Creating figure of bird.
FMenu; Modi; Mod2; DiskFix; FormatFix Puckett,

Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Another cry for

standards." (October 1988) 147
FONTMSTR Wolf, Eric. "The font master."

(October 1988) 41 — Replace CoCo3's built-in

HPRINTfont."
FONTSETR Jones, Edward. "Font selection made

easy." (May 1989) 68
FORMATTR Larson, Neal. "Mass disk formatter."

(September 1988) 30
FORTUNE Burnham, Paul D. "The CoCo crystal

ball." (June 1989) 28 — Fortune teller
FRACTAL Phillips, John E. "The mathematics of

chaos." (March 1989) 81
FRACTION Blyn, Steve. "Education notes:

Fraction action." (May 1989) 56
FUNSTATS; RSTRMKR; RSTRFXR; GMFLCHK,

etc. Baker, Delbert. "FunStats." (June 1989) 110

— Keep statistics for your Softball team.
GASQUIZ Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Motor

math." (July 1988) 54 — Practice in solving

verbal math problems.
GENMENU; PATCHWPL; PATCHWPH;

CONVERTL; CONVERTH; MONROE Curtis, H.

Allen. "The desktop publisher: A reprise."

(September 1988) 102
Gfx3 Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Volunteers

build a better mousetrap." (August 1988) 182
GOLFER Duggins, Larry. "Teed off." (March 1939)

58 — Golf game
GRAFTEXT Welsh, Jack D. "Text for graphics."

(May 1989) 20 — Add captions to pictures.
GRAVGRID Grengs, Patrick D., II. "Warped

animation." (October 1988) 102 — Create

whirlpools and waves in an undulating grid.

Correction, January 1989, p. 41 .
GROCHART Crawford, Gay. "Knee-high to a

growth chart." (February 1989) 89
GUESSWHO Kenny, Keiran. "Guess who." (July

1988) 83
HANOI O'Brien, Dan. "Towers of Hanoi."

(February 1989) 90
HEADSUP Riley, Russell, Jr. "Boggling your

mind." (February 1989) 91
HECONOMY Francisco, Harleen. "Economy

printer buffer, part 1 of 2." (June 1989) 100
HIPMAS Burke, Val. "Have a jazzy Christmas."

(December 1988) 28 — Christmas music.
HOTCOLD Pucella, Ric. "Hot stuff." (May 1989) 76
ILLUSION Morin, Jean-Francois. "Now you see it,

now you don't!" (June 1989) 48 — Optical

illusions.
IMMORTALITY Alger, Paul. "Seeking

immortality." (August 1988) 76 — Find number

of 'men' in a game.
INTEREST Norris, Duke. "Lil' ole interest,

revisited." (April 1989) 18 — Update of

September 1984 article.
INVITE; INVIFORM McCorkle, R. J. "Having a

party?" (May 1989) 46 — Print invitations, flyers,

etc.
ITALICS Francis, David. "Emphasize with the DMP

105." (August 1988)53
JOYZAP Lowry, James Kevin. "Minding your X's

and Y's." (August 1988) 77
KEYBOARD Plaster, Gip Wayne. "Play your

piano." (December 1988) 93 — Music demo.
KEYPOWER Sweet, Michael. "Get more power

from your CoCo keyboard." (October 1988) 72

— Add functions to various keys.

KILLER Dater, Andrew. "The Hit list." (August
1988) 87 — Keep track of the body count in role-
playing games.

LANDERGG; LANDER Donze, Jeff. "Lunar
lander." (May 1989) 28

LOADER Goff, Allen. "Showing off random
graphics." (November 1988) 75 — Correction,
January 1989, p. 41.

LOCKOUT Knapik, Steve. "Hacker, beware."
(December 1988) 91 — Disk file protection.

MACVIEW Elmer, Al. "Get the picture?" (July

156

THE RAINBOW

July 1989

1988) 93 — Program enabling you to view

MacPaint picture files on CoCo.
MANDO Musumeci, John. "Now or never."

(January 1989) 58 — Music and graphics demo.
MAPPER Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: You can't

get there from here." (November 1988) 40 —

Reading exercise.
MATCH Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Opposite

attraction." (September 1988) 92 —

Concentration-like game.
MATHDRILL Queen, William A., III. "Math drill."

(May 1989) 76
MATHSHOT Blyn, Steve. "Education notes:

Shooting math." (June 1989) 76
MEMORY Kenny, Keiran. "What's missing?"

(August 1988)79
ML-DATA Miller, Stephen. "ML-Data." (August

1988) 100 — Routine to convert machine
language program into BASIC.

MLNOTES Nee, William P. "Machine language
made BASIC part 9: Let there be music." (March

1989) 30

MMDIR Miller, Merle. "Disks name miscl." (June

1989) 92
MON03 Phillips, Charles F. "CoCo 3 green screen

blues." (July 1988) 83 — CoCo 3 output to

monochrome monitor.
MORSE Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer:

Hamming it up." (January 1989) 145 — Ham

radio discussion.
MVShell; SigTestOne; SigTestTwo; SkipMuf

Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Sending the

right signals." (July 1988) 174
NEWSCOST Blyn, Steve. "Education notes:

Carrier's collection chart." (August 1988) 80 —

Interpreting a newspaper delivery chart.
NEWSREEL Kenny, Keiran. "Newsflash! News

flash!" (December 1988) 92 — Home news

screen. Correction, Feb. 89, p.76.
NOSCROLL Pucella, Ric. "Free zone." (November
1988) 74 — Protect area of screen from scrolling.
NOTECARD Seats, Darrin. "Note card." (May

1989)78
NUCOLORS; DEMO Cutchin, Rusty. "Breaking

the four-color barrier." (October 1988) 51 — Add

many more than 4 colors in HSCREEN 4.
OFFICE Clapper, David L "Invoice innovation."

(April 1989) 44 — Create professional-looking

invoices and labels.
ONE; TWO; THREE; FOUR McKeman, Chris.

"Escape from Tut's tomb." (July 1988) 58 —

Arcade game written in machine language.
OPOSITE1 Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well:

Matching opposites." (August 1988) 92 — Basic

vocabulary for elementary students.
OPOSITE2 Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Two for

the price of one." (October 1988) 90 —

Continuation of last months 'opposites' game.
PAGER Nee, William P. "Machine language made

BASIC part 4: Getting graphic." (October 1988)

48
PAYASO Rodriguez, Ana M. "CoCo clowns

around." (September 1988) 74 — Clown

graphics.
PENTPUZL Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer:

The puzzling pentomino." (December 1988) 164
PETSTORY Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: Animal

stories." (March 1989) 28 — Language arts

program for elementary school children.
PICTURES Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well:

Growing up with CoCo." (November 1988) 146

— Building on skills developed in earlier games.
PIECHART Wolf, Eric. "Chart plotting made easy."

(January 1989) 44 — Draw multi-color pie charts

from self-entered data.
POINTBAS; POINTBIN Nee, William P. "Machine

language made BASIC part 5: Get the point."

(November 1988)80
PONGBIN; PONGBAS Barden, William, Jr.

"Barden's buffer: Assembly language for the

complete novice part 2." (October 1988) 132
PORTRAIT Tatarka, James A. "A tribute to the

CoCo2." (June 1989) 22
PRESDENT Miller, Ralph D. "Washington, Adams,

Jefferson...." (November 1988) 102 —

Presidential drill.
PRNTLINE; LINETABL; ANALYZE Barden,

William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Can you survive

this column." (August 1988) 170 — Assembly

language interrupts and BASIC internals.

Correction, October 1988, p.84.
PROG1; PROG2; PROG3; PROG4 Dowd, Kevin.

"The little graphics library." (August 1988) 102
PROS1 ; PROS2; SCRN1 ; SCRN2; MAKEPROS

Chapel, Lee J. "For the love of gold." (December

1988) 58 — Adventure game. — Correction, April
1989, p.48.

PSYCHIC Halbrook, Travis. "May the force be with

youT (July 1988)85
PSYCHO Abraham, Alex. "Psychedelia." (January

1989)61
PULSBEAT Maxwell, Wilmer B. "Looking for a

heartbeat." (July 1988) 84 — Estimate pulse rate.
PUZZLE1 ; PUZZLE2, etc. Barden, William, Jr.

"Barden's buffer: Perplexing puzzles." (June

1989) 140 — 'Perplexing puzzles to ponder.'
Pr Ries, Richard. "PR.B09." (June 1989) 136 —

Print utility for OS-9.
QLATOR Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: From

keyboard to keypad." (March 1989) 84 —

Simulate a numeric keypad.
RAMDISK; COPY Jimenez, Daniel. "Program a

RAM disk." (January 1989) 110 — Correction,

April 1989, p.48.
REACTION Kenny, Keiran. "Left beats right."

(June 1989)89
REFERNCE Blyn, Steve. '"Education notes:

Locating the topic." (September 1988) 136 —

Cross refernce drill.
REMOTE3; BASLOAD; REMDEMO Alger, Paul. "A

REMOTE update." (November 1988) 110 —

Update to BBS system.
RGBDEMO Jenkins, Dave. "An RGB

demonstration." (January 1989) 65
RINGBELL Bernico, Bill. "We have a winner!"

(January 1989) 87 — Results from July's

programming contest.
ROMANMRL Weaver, Dan ; and Weaver, John.

"When in Rome." (September 1988) 71 — Learn

Roman numerals.
ROOMMATE Turner, David. "Bills, bills, bills!"

(October 1988) 14 — Program to help

roommates organize expenses.
ROTATE3D; DRIVER; ALTOROTAT Nee, William

P. "Machine language made BASIC part 1 1 : 3-D

without glasses." (May 1989)82
SCRLDEMO; FASTSCRL Mitchel, Barry J. "All the

right moves." (December 1988) 116 —

Correction, April 1989, p.48. — Faster graphics.
SCRNLIST Bernico, Bill. "ML addresses." (July

1988) 82
SCRNSAVE Jones, Paul E. "Save that screen."

(December 1988) 108 — Clears monitor screen

to black if no key pressed.
SEATCHRTTurowski, Donald A. "A seat for

everyone and everyone in his seat." (September

1988) 45 — Seating chart for classroom.
SEAWAR Hameluck, Jeff. "Sea War." (August

1988) 20

SELECTON; BUBBLE; SHELL; QUIKSORT
Barden, William, Jr. "Barden's buffer: Sorting it
all out." (November 1988) 160 — Describes how
to make computer sort items.

SEPARATE; RITEREAD; TIMER; CREATE;
ADDRECRD Perlman, Richard. "Designing your
own money management system." (March 1989)
88

SHIFTS Nee, William P. "Machine language made
BASIC part 8: And more math." (February 1989)
96

SIMON Massie, Warren. "CoCo says..." (February

1989) 89

SIMPLDRA Day, Darren. "Simple draw." (June

1989) 93
SINGCARD Kastack, Rebecca. "The singing

card." (December 1988) 112 — Send a musical

holiday greeting.
SLOTCORE Bernico, Bill. "BASICally speaking."

(March 1989) 130 — Game hint; BASIC tutorial,

etc.
SLOTS Carlin, Kenneth. "Taking on the one-
armed bandit." (October 1988) 88
SNDCTRL Hegberg, Joel. "Sound control." (June

1989)92
SOLTAIR3 Quellhorst, George. "Solitaire, the next

generation." (December 1988) 36 — 'Adding

color to solitaire on the CoCo3.'
SORTBAS; SORTBIN Nee, William P. "Machine

language made BASIC part 1: General Math."

(July 1988) 100
SOUNDOFF Hufford, Wayne. "The timer." (May

1989) 75 — Timekeeper for games.
SPELLER; ROMRAM; SETHELP; TAKETEST

Johnson, Samuel D. "EduSpell." (December 1988)

42 — First in a series developing a talking,

spelling tutor.
SPOOK Moos, Patricia. "Fright night." (October

1988)86— Pumpkin graphic.
SPOOLBAS Genois, Marc. "CoCo3 printer

spooler." (May 1989) 86
STARVIEW Hill, Kenneth R. "An uncommon view."

(April 1989) 81 — Graphics demo
STATES Cooper, Rick. "States and capitals."

(September 1988) 60
STOCKS3; STOCKS2 Webb, Mark. "Playing the

stock market." (November 1988) 45
STORM Bryson, B. J. "The storm." (June 1989) 59
SUBDEMO; REALMENU; MARBLE1; MARBLE2

Perlman, Richard. "The do-it-yourself database:

Subroutines and program code." (February

1989) 36 — First in a series of tutorials
SUPRSTMP; STMPDEMO Spiller, Jeremy. "Super

stamper: The elastic rubber graphics stamp."

(October 1988) 28 — Two new graphics

commands for PMODE image manipulation.
SetDate Ries, Richard. "What day is it?" (February

1989) 142 — Utility to change format of date.
TACHISTO Blyn, Steve. "Education notes: The

blink of an eye." (February 1989) 105 — Increase

students' memorization abilities.
TAFFYBAL Babich, Tio. "Like pulling taffy."

(January 1989) 60 — Graphics demo.
TAPCNV; BASFIX Hutchison, Don. "Working

together: Delphi and tape I/O." (August 1988)

156 — Two utilities to help download programs

using Modem Pak.
TELE-DIR Rochford, Tom. "Who you gonna call?"

(January 1989) 64
TIMECARD Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well: How

much time?" (April 1989) 89 — Calculate

differences in time.
TOADER Dunn, Christopher. "It's a toad's life."

(February 1989) A3
TRAKSAT; ECHO.SOURCE; MAKE.ECHO

Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9: Moving to OS-

9." (March 1989) 136
TREEPUZZ Moore, Mike. "The Christmas tree

puzzle." (December 1988) 20 — 'Can you plant

the royal Christmas trees as the king desires?'
TURKISH Cooper, Rick. "Setting for one."

(December 1988) 90
USEDCARS Johnson, Richard. "Stalking the used

car." (September 1988) 16 — Used car shopping

guide.
VIDTIME Hair, Fred, Jr. "On VCR time."

(September 1988) 122 — Calculating time

intervals for VCR tape.
WEEKDAYS Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing well: Just

say goodnight Grade." (June 1989) 87
WHENRAIN Cooper, Rick. "Today's forecast."

(April 1989) 82 — Graphics demo
WILDBIN Estrado, Richard. "Selective directory

listings using wildcards." (June 1989) 122
WILFLOAT Abell, James. "Does Archimedes'

discovery hold water?" (March 1989) 82
WORDCNT Kastack, Rebecca. "Counting the

words." (January 1989) 62
WORDMAKE Bleckley, Logan, III. "Wordmake."

(June 1989)91
WORLD Bernico, Bill. "Buy a CoCo and see the

world." (September 1988) 70 — Map of the

world.
WORMDRVR; WORMSMPL Barden, William, Jr.

"Barden's Buffer: Food for worms." (February
1989)144
WRITE36 Bates, Larry E. "Write III plus." (July
1988) 96 — Add embedded printer commands to

Write III (April 87, p.156).
XMRECV.ASM; XMSEND.ASM; XMRECV.SYS;

XMRECPK.BAS, etc. Grubb, Robert John.

"CoBBS Xmodem routines." (November 1988) 88
Xcodes.CC3 Puckett, Dale L. "KISSable OS-9:

Better tools are here!" (December 1988) 178
YULELOG Davies, Peter E. "Holidays at the

hearth." (December 1988) 89
ZHAGWHAR Schuler, Keith. "Castle Zhagwhar."

(June 1989)41 /R\

July 1S

THE RAINBOW

157

The

Ninth Year
of Rainbow

An index to the articles,
programs, reviews and
authors appearing in THE
RAINBOW from July 1989
through June 1990.

Compiled by Kelly Goff

This is the seventh index to THE
RAINBOW. Previous indices appear
each July starting with the July 1984
issue. The breakdown of articles
appearing over the past year is shown
below:

Topic No.

of Articles

Business

6

Communications

12

Editorial Comment

18

Education

24

Games

18

General

10

Graphics

17

Hardware

22

Home Applications

12

Music

3

Novices Niche

59

OS-9

32

Programming

13

Question & Answer

17

Reviews

110

Tutorial

8

Utility

10

BUSINESS

Brunotte, Benjamin. "Another Form"; CoCo3; April 1990, p. 64.
Create custom forms. FORMAKER.

Fouts, Gordon E. "The Price is Right"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.1 16.
An aid for finding mark-up/down percentages. MARKUP.

Macias, David. "Predicting Profits"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.44.
Perform break-even analysis. COST. PAS.

Messer, Shane. "The Golden Retriever"; CoCo3; April 1 990, p.24.
Roll your own database program. COLRBASE.

Stephens, Bryan. "Show the Facts"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.67. 3-
D bar-graph program. 3DGRAPH.

Stuart, John. "The Total Figure"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p.26. A full-featured spreadsheet. COCOCALC

, p.44.

COMMUNICATIONS

Ford, Steven. "CoCo and Amateur Radio"; November 1 2
Discussion of ham radio as a hobby.

Ford, Steven. "Plug Into Packet"; February 1990, p. 22. Explora-
tion of packet radio.

Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; July 1989, p. 87. GameTerm
and other shareware terminal programs.

Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; September 1989, p. 42. "New
Horizons".

Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; October 1989, p. 54. "Token-
ized BASIC".

Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; November 1989, p.36. "KEY-
SUB and WEFAX and Guide - Oh, My!".

Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; December 1989, p. 35. "The
World's First".

Koonce, Tim. "Observing the Social Graces"; November 1989,
p.72. Introduction to file-transfer protocols.

Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; April 1990, p.62. "Name That
Tune With UltiMusE".

Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; June 1990, p.92. "OS-9 Uploads
Growing".

Law, Greg. "Database Report"; March 1990, p.72. "New Uploads".

Onley, Ray. "An Old Code in a New Mode"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; November 1989, p. 12. Morse code training program
for CoCo. CODEMSTR.

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; October 1989, p. 14.

"An Electronic Evolution".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; November 1989,

p. 123. "Join the Chorus!".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; December 1989,

p. 124. "OS-9: Room for Growth".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; January 1990, p. 124.

"From Reader to Writer".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; February 1990, p. 10.

"The Show Must Go On".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; March 1990, p.124.

"What's in Store?".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; April 1990, p. 124.

"How Many Colors in a Rainbow?".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; May 1990, p. 124.

"Rainbow Illusions".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; July 1989, p.12. "Fun at the 'Fest".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; August 1989, p.10. "Eight Years Strong".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; September 1 989, p. 1 0. "A New Site for

RAINBOWfest".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; October 1989, p.10. "A Transition atThe

Rainbow".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; November 1989, p.10. "Spread the

Word!".
Falk, Lonnie.

II".
Falk, Lonnie.

Making".
Falk, Lonnie.
Falk, Lonnie.
Falk, Lonnie.

Back".

Complete your library! For more
information on how to get back is-
sues with your favorite programs and
articles, refer to Page 42 of this issue

Of THE RAINBOW.

Print#-2"; December 1989, p.10. "Canadian Future

"Print#-2"; January 1990, p.10. "History in the

'Print#-2"; March 1990, p.10. "New Life for CoCo".
'Print#-2"; April 1990, p.10. "A Helping Hand".
■Print#-2"; May 1990, p.10. "Spring Forward, Look

EDUCATION

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August
1989, p.64. "Building Reading Skills". FOLLOW.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1989, p.54. "Learning About Ratios". RATIOS.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.52. "Cracking Codes". CODEWORD.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1989, p.24. "Probability". PROBABLE.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1989, p.32. "To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme". POETRY.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p.94. "One-On-One Math Drills". BASKET.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.1 12. "Toronto, Ontario for a Basket". BASKETBL.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April

1990, p.85. "a,e,i,o,u". VOWELS.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May
1990, p.88. "Cooking With Metric Measures". METRIC.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June
1990, p.1 8. "Integers in Order". CONSEC.

Collicott, John. "Bookworm"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September
1989, p.32. Helps develop problem-solving skills in math.
BOOKWORM.

Crooks, Mary. "Time Test"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1989,
p. 56. Timed drills in multiplication and division. TIMETEST.

Falge, Linda. "KinderFun"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September
1989, p. 84. Children's program to learn colors, letters, num-
bers, music. KINDRFUN.

Giles, Douglas. "Super Quiz"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October
1989, p.40. Helps develop memorization skills. SUPRQUIZ.

Johnson, Samuel. "EduSpell, Part ll:The Dictionary"; CoCol/
CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p.50. Part II in the development of
a talking spelling tutor. MAINMENU.

Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989,
p.91 . "Getting the Whole Picture on Fractions". FRACTION.

Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1989, p.66. "CoCo Teaches Kids to Just Say No".
NODRUGS.

Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1989, p.60. "Learning Letters". UPLOCASE.

Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1990, p.42. "Learn to Give and Take". DRILLER3.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1990, p.62. "Music Class 101". MUSIC101.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.12. "Right on Time". WATCH.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1990,

p.1 18. "It Strikes a Chord". MUSIC102.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1990,

p.36. "A Real Clef Hanger". MUSIC103.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1990,

p.22. "Learning Letter Sequence". BETWEEN.

GAMES

Bradbury, Nick. "Icarus in Search of Wings"; CoCo3; April 1990,
p.12. Do an arcade penguin dance. PENGUIN.

Bradbury, Nick. "One Tile at a Time"; CoCo3; January 1 990, p.72.
Fast action tile game. FRUSTRAT.

Britton, Steve. "Samurai"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,
p.1 14. Oriental battle-type game. SAMURAI.

Campbell, Marc. "The Checkers Champ"; CoCo3; November

1989, p.82. Computerized checker game.. CHECKERS.
Coty, Curt. "Shopping Spree"; CoCo3; July 1989, p.34. Action

game - player goes shopping in a department store. SPREE.
Cuadra, Hector. "What Goes Up . . ."; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p.1 12. Physics game. GRAVITY.
George, Thomas. "The Tholean Web"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1989, p.42. Maze game where player must neutralize a

force field. WEBBAS.
Hegberg, Joel. "A Mazing Adventure"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1 989, p.46. Maze Adventure, quest for evil dragon.

THEQUEST.
Messer, Shane. "CoCo Jumble"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1 990, p.50. A scrambled-word game for two players. JUMBLE2.
Mosley, John. "Vegas at Your Fingertips"; CoCo3; June 1990,

p.12. A slot machine for the CoCo 3. SLOTS.
Ostrom, Steve. "A Newfangled Maze"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1 990, p.50. A maze that uses numbers for directional

clues. MAZEWAY.
Quellhorst, George. "Peg Mel"; CoCo3; December 1989, p.26.

CoCo version of Hi-Q. COCO-Q.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.48. "Meteor Storm 3". METEOR3.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; November

1989, p.54. Machine Language Tricks from a BASIC Game;

Star Siege II. SIEGE2.
Veal, Evan. "The Black Box"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1 989, p.26. Computer hides five balls in a box and you must find

them. BLACKBOX.
Webb, Mark. "The Guessing Game"; CoCo3; May 1990, p.50. A

one-player game of choosing colors. MINDSTIM.
Wolf, Eric. "Where's the Matching Box?";CoCo3; February 1 990,

p.88. A two-player game of concentration. CCTRATE.
Wolf, Eric. "Worm Invaders from Space"; CoCo3; March 1990,

p.1 8. An arcade-action game. WORMINVD.

GENERAL

Foster, Leslie. "The Eighth Year of Rainbow"; July 1989, p. 147.

Index - July 1988 to June1989.
Goodell, Kirk. "Patchwork on the CoCo 3"; CoCo3; November

1989, p.26. Patch disk programs. BLASTER.
Murphy, Stephen. "The Price of Wisdom"; February 1990, p. 14.

A humorous admonishment to use your manual.
Parker, Jeffrey. "RAINBOWfest Reporter"; September 1989,

p.73. Chicago 1989 'fest report..
Parker, Jeffrey. "RAINBOWfest Reporter"; March 1990, p.34.

Somerset 1989 'test report.
Ries, Richard. "Printing the Unprintable"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p. 121. A filter program for odd characters.

READ.B.
Staff. "Anniversary Special: One-Liner Insert"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; July 1989, p. 1 31 . A collection of one-liners.
Staff. "Did You Hear the One About Hints & Tips?"; January 1 990,

64

THE RAINBOW July 1990

p.60. Hints, tips and one-liners.
Staff. "Reader Survey"; November 1989, p. 124. General survey

of CoCo readers' use and opinions..
Staff. "The Heat is On!"; July 1989, p. 26. A midyear buyers guide

to new games and game hardware.

GRAPHICS

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; November 1989, p.64. "Put

on Your 3-D Glasses".
Bennett, Jim. "Tricky Graphics"; CoCo3; October 1989, p.20.

Neat trick for programming graphics on CoCo 3.. CARRIER.
Bernico, Bill. "The CoCo Coloring Book"; CoCo3; September

1989, p.12. Coloring pictures with the computer. COLRBOOK.
Curtis, Allen. "High-Capacity Screen Dumps"; CoCo3; August

1989, p.38. High-density printer enhancements for desktop

publisher. DRIVERHT.
Curtis, Allen. "High-Capacity Screen Dumps"; CoCo3; October

1989, p.63. How to save and load a half-screen. DHPATCH.
Golias, Ruth. "He's Just a Snowman"; CoCo3; December 1989,

p.20. Sing along with Frosty. FROSTY.
Grant, Ron. "The Schematic Scoundrel, Revisited"; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p. 101. Adding symbol rotation for

more flexibility. COCOCAD.
Messer, Shane. "Improving the Scheme of Screens"; CoCo3;

January 1990, p.82. Create icons for your programs. DE-
SIGNER.
Mosely.John. "Winter Magic"; CoCo3; December 1989, p.12. A

program for producing snow onscreen. SNOW.
Nee, William. "The Graphics Corner"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p. 36. Three ways to create color graphics on the

CoCo. CLRDEMO.
Nee, William. "The Graphics Corner, Part II"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; September 1989, p.48. PSETing numbers without

using coordinates. SCRLDEMO.
Nee, William. "The Graphics Corner, Part III"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; October 1989, p.78. A two-dimensional array that

helps generate new values. NEIGHBR1.
Ostrom, Steve. "A Perfect Star"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1 990, p.92. Lesson in trigonometry and CoCographics. TRIG1 .
Spiller, Jeremy & Spiller, Marty. "The Mandelbrot Bug and CoCo

3 Microscope"; CoCo3; January 1990, p. 76. A geometric look

at chaos. MANDEL
Stanwood, Ron. "Color Your CoCo World"; CoCo3; July 1989,

p.66. Utility to transfer PMODE 3 & 4 screens to CoCo 3

HSCREENs. MULTIRES.
Tinklepaugh, Dale. "Draw it Quick!"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p.24. Draws in High-Res, creates file of BASIC

Statements. QUIKDRAW.
Vandall, Michael. "Graphics in a Hurry"; CoCo3; October 1989,

p.26. Converts artwork on graphics screen into BASIC code.

GRAPHPRO.

HARDWARE

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; September 1989, p.102.

"Loose Ends and CoCo Outputs".
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; February 1990, p.42.

"High Hopes for the Hi-Res". READHI.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; March 1990, p.40. "A

CoCo Dual-Trace Oscilloscope". SCOPE.
Bodnar, David. "Exposing the CoCo to Photography"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1 990, p.96. Use the CoCo for timing

applications in the darkroom. DARKROOM.
Brunotte, Benjamin. "Custom Built Desk for the CoCo"; Decem-
ber 1989, p.67. A real nail and hammer project.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; July 1 989, p. 98. "Dynamic

Random Access Memory Explained".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; September 1989, p. 56.

"Building a RAM Disk".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn ofthe Screw"; October 1989, p. 86. "Build-
ing a RAM Disk".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p.64. "RAM Disk, Part III". GENTEST.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn ofthe Screw"; January 1990, p. 40. "Disk

Track Tracer".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn ofthe Screw"; February 1990, p.18. "A

Digital Lesson".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; March 1 990, p. 56. "A Digital

Lesson, Part 2".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn ofthe Screw"; April 1990, p. 110. "Digital

Lesson, Part 3".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; May 1990, p. 54. "Tools of

the Trade".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn ofthe Screw"; June 1990, p. 80. "Clearing

the Paths".
Francisco, Harleen. "The Economy Printer Buffer, Part II"; July

1989, p. 72. Build and troubleshootthe printer buffer.
Goodman, Marty. "Adding a Disk Drive to Your CoCo Pt. 2"; April

1990, p.92. Adding disk drives to the CoCo.

Goodman, Marty. "Disk Drives and the Color Computer"; March
1990, p.22. Adding a floppy disk to the CoCo.

Goodman, Marty. "The OS-9 'CART Interrupt Fix"; CoCo3;
November 1989, p.50. Multi-Pak and CoCo 3 fixes.

lacovou, Neophytos. "A Special Switch"; May 1990, p. 43. Four
projects using the 4PDT switch.

Weide, Dennis. "A CoCo Digital Logic Analyzer, Part 1 "; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990, p.26. Hardware project for circuit
construction and debugging. TESTIF.
Weide, Dennis. "Completing the Analyzer Project"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; April 1990, p. 72. Tool for testing low-speed logic
circuits. ANALYZER.

HOME APPLICATIONS

Francis, David. "Moon Mapper"; CoCo3; March 1990, p.82. Helps

you track the planet-size moons of Jupiter. GALISAT3.
Hinton, Ron. "Best Medicine for Disorderly Med. Bills"; CoCo3;

February 1990, p.116. Keep the financial side of your medical

history in order. MEDIC3.
Kenny, Keiran. "Booklet, Revisited"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1990, p.40. Mods to allow for bigger booklets. PATBOOK.
LeBlanc, Dave. "Personal Secretary"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p. 56. A personalized notepad for easy organi-
zation. COCOMEMO.
Macias, David. "Mapping Your Finances"; CoCo3; November

1989, p.20. Calculates annual interest rates in percentage

form, etc. AMORTIZE.
Minze, Bill. "Reckoning With the CoCo"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

April 1990, p.20. Printing calculator program. CALCULAT.
Reichert, Kevin. "Captivating Captions"; CoCo3; November 1989,

p.58. Makes labels for photos. CAPTION.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p.104. "More Time Applications". REALTIME.
Shaulis, Jerry. "Bank & Budget"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p. 74. Helps maintain your checkbook. CHECK1.

Thomas, Scott. "Innovation Along the Border"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; January 1990, p. 106. Creates border along stationery.
STATION.

Turner, Robert Allen. "CoCoTyper"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1 990, p.58. Turn CoCo into a typewriter for those short notes.
COLRTYPE.

Wulfsberg, Bruce. "From Fractures to Fractions"; CoCol /CoCo2/
CoCo3; February 1990, p.12. Program that reduces fractions
to their lowest form. FRACTION.

MUSIC

Bernico, Bill. "Guitar 3"; CoCo3; February 1990, p.112. Displays
guitar chords on the CoCo 3 graphics screen. GUITARS.

Budenholzer, William. "Nickelodeon"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
August 1989, p.84. Song editor/player. NICKEL-D.

Parker, Jeffrey. "Play It Again, CoCo"; December 1989, p.74. A
close look at MIDI.

NOVICES NICHE

Aftamonow, Ellen. "Tax and Tip"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July
1989, p.105. Helps you divvy up restaurant bills. TAXTIP.

Arko, Lyn. "Doggone"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p. 108.
Draws a graphics image of a dog. DOGGONE.

Babich, Tio. "Draw Figures Using Asterisks"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; November 1989, p. 39. Draw figures using asterisks.
FIGDRW.

Babich, Tio. "Slope and Funnel"; CoCo3; July 1989, p.108. Draws
a slope and funnel on the CoCo 3 640x192 screen. SLOPEFNL

Benny, Patrick. "On The Run"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989,
p. 106. Create smooth animation sequences. LION.

Bernico, Bill. "Box Menu"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January 1 990,
p. 32. Spices up menu screen and makes item selection inter-
esting. BOXMENU.

Bernico, Bill. "Songwriter's Helper"; CoCo3; September 1989,
p. 60. Plays various musical patterns. SONGRITR.

Bernico, Bill. "Sound-to-Play"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p. 110. Matches up PLAY command note values for
SOUND command. PLAYCONV.

Bernico, Bill. "This Is Your Big Debut"; CoCo3; February 1990,

p. 35. Title screen with moving lights. MARQUEE3.
Boughton, Ralph. "Star Defender"; CoCo3; September 1989,

p. 61. Shoot down enemy ships before your bases are hit.

STARDEF.
Cheves, Warren. "Car Bingo Game"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1989, p.42. Prints index cards with two-character

state abbreviations. BINGO.
Christensen, Glenn. "Attributes"; CoCo3; March 1 990, p.60. Adds

color to your screen. ATTR.
Darren Day. "The Change Counter"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1989, p.64. Counts change. Enter Q for quarter, D

for dime, etc. CHANGE.
Driessen, David. "Want a Personalized Phone Number?"; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1 989, p.1 08. Takes phone number and

spells out all letter combinations. FONEFIND.
Driscoll, Chris. "Escape"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1 990,

p.37. Try to escape from this twenty-level castle. ESCAPE.
Ehrenberg, R.M. "Categories"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1 990, p.62. An alternative to Trivial Pursuit or Monopoly. CATS.
Flinn, William. "Solving Quadratic Equations"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1990, p. 49. Help in finding roots of quadratic

equations. QUADRATC.
Forster, Jim. "Moonscape"; CoCo3; January 1990, p. 32. Forms

moon in sky. MOON.
Friedrich, John. "Story Writer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1 989,

p. 1 04. A game that challenges writing creativity. STORYWRT.
Friesen, Geoff. "Superpoke"; CoCo3; June 1990, p.48. Allows

multiple-byte pokes. SUPRPOKE.
Garcia, Carlos. "Searching for a Rainbow"; CoCo3; January

1990, p.36. Animates a rainbow and waterfall. RAINBOW.
Hall, Greg. "Let CoCo Calculate HBUFF"; CoCo3; February 1 990,

p.36. A fast simple way to calculate HBUFF. HBUFF.
Haveman, Evan. "Computer Aided Design"; CoCo3; October

1989, p. 59. Demonstrates computer aided design at minimal

level. MINICAD.
Hobson, Jon. "Marynote"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October 1989,

p.58. Plays songs and displays notes one at a time. MARYNOTE.
Jacob, David. "Let's Make a List"; CoCo3; February 1990, p.38.

Create a database for your books. LISTER.
Jones, Leroy. "Innkeeper"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p.62. Catch falling drinks with trays. INNKEEP.
Kastack, Rebecca. "What Day?"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Janu-
ary 1 990, p. 30. Calendar for finding day of week of birthdays.

WHATDAY.
Kenny, Keiran. "What Is on the Agenda for Today?"; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1990, p.49. Home help, scratchpad.

AGENDA.
Ketchel, Kyle. "TheTime Sheet"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.62. For employers. TIMESHT.

Kraft, Michael. "As the World Turns"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
August 1989, p. 106. Draws eight graphics screens and pro-
duces animation. WORLD1 .

Kuntz, Steven. "The CoCo Signal"; CoCo3; March 1990, p. 61 . A
signal for programming problems or hardware glitches. HCAT.

Mabry, George. "Lowercase and Colors Too"; CoCo3; March

1990, p.60. Adjusts the colors and actuates a true lowercase
text screen. LOCASE.

McNeill, James. "Shopper Ease"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Sep-
tember 1989, p.62. A form for shopping lists. GROLIST.
Medlock, William. "Disk Copy Utility"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p. 31. Copies files from one disk to another.

COPY.
Mills, Robert. "Letters 8. Numbers"; CoCo3; June 1990, p.48.

Helps youngsters learn to recognize letters and numbers.

LETRSNUM.
Mosley, John. "3-D Grapher"; CoCo3; August 1989, p.107. Graph-
ics using three-variable equations. GRAPH.
Mosley, John. "Kaleidoscope"; CoCo3; September 1989, p.63.

Computer display of multicolor symmetric patterns. SCOPE.
Needham, Andre. "But it's Not Winter Yet"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; August 1989, p. 107. Creates a snowflake. SNOFLAKE.
Needham, Andre. "Fun With Fractals"; CoCo3; October 1989,

p.60. Mathematically generated images. FRACTMTN.
Olmstead, Paul L. "Title Screen Splashdown"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; April 1990, p. 51 . Animation utility. FALLING.
Pendall, Joseph. "And Along Came a Spider"; CoCo3; April 1 990,

p.48. Graphics program. SPIDERS.
Pendall, Joseph. "Quickgrass"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1990, p.38. Game of cutting grass before it grows too long.

QGRASS.
Pendall, Joseph. "Spray Can"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.60. Graphics program that draws a pattern using

joystick button. SPRAYCAN.
Phansavath, Hinh. "Running BASIC Programs Can Be a Breeze";

CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1990, p.36. Run BASIC pro-
grams with one keystroke. MCP.
Pollock, Grahame. "Up-Down LIST"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1989, p.106. Utility to allow scrolling through LLISTings.

UPDNLIST.
Porter, John. "Mortgage"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p.63. Mortgage calculation program. MORTGAGE.
Pucella, Ric. "Hi-Res Graphics"; CoCo3; November 1989, p. 41 .

Utility to save HSCREENs. HRGCOM.
Rodriguez, Alejandro. "No Smoking!"; CoCo3; November 1989,

p.40. Graphics animation of No Smoking sign. NOSMOKE.
Rumpel, Kathy. "Balancing the Budget"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1990, p.40. Printajournal foryour accounting needs.

JOURNAL.
Rumpel, Kathy. "Steady Aim Fire"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.50.

Shoot-em-upgame. BIRD.
Seats, Darrin. "The Memo Maker"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Janu-
ary 1990, p.37. Put notes on disk. MEMOMAKE.
Severs, Roger. "Keeping a Tab on Your Tap"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; April 1990, p.48. Figuring water bills. WATER.
Speight, Kevin. "Mind Master"; CoCo3; September 1989, p.62.

Selects a four-digit code for you to break. MINDMSTR.
Stakelin, James. "The Base Converter"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p. 34. Converts number bases quickly and

easily. CONVERT.
Thompson, Ernie. "Now, Where Was I?"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p. 108. Prints format to keep track of programs,

articles, comments. RBOWLIST.
Weaver, Dan. "Automile"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; November 1989,

p.40. Figures miles per gallon. AUTOMILE.
Wells, John T. "Cutting Corners"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.50. A

familiar game. CHASE.
Wong, Thomas. "Bowling"; CoCo3; July 1989, p.103. A CoCo 3

bowling game.. BOWLING.
Wong, Thomas. "Gopher Smash"; CoCo3; January 1990, p.37.

Kill gophers as they pop out of boxes. SMASH.

OS-9

Behrmann, Darrel. "Syscall Sounds"; CoCo3; July 1989, p.126.

July 1990 THE RAINBOW

65

Calling OS-9's SS.Tone system call from BASIC09. SOUND.
Brumley, Troy. "Text File Compression"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1989, p.112. Programs to compress text files for

more storage space. COMPRESS.
Cheek, Joseph. "Reach Out and Touch OS-9"; CoCo3; October

1989, p.72. A utility for updating files. TOUCH.

Deneen, Kevin. "One Label or Two?"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1 990, p. 1 1 0. Makes labels in groups of one or more.

LABEL.C.
Goldberg, Stephen. "Do the Split"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.86. Making large files easier to handle. SPLIT.
Goldberg, Stephen. "Drive With Speed"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1990, p. 56. Double the speed of your OS-9 floppy

drives. VFY.C
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December 1989,

p.86. "Open Sesame!". SU.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January 1990,

p.56. "Lost and Found". VOL.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1990,

p.122. "Dissecting the Command Line". UDIR.C
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p.96. "Give It Top Priority". NIGE.ASM.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1990,

p. 113. "Conversions and Diversions". NICE. A.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1990, p.30.

"The OS-9 File Structure". FILES.B09.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1990,

p.44. "Scaling the Directory Tree". PWDIR.C
Numa, David. "What You Should Know About C Compiler";

CoCo3; October 1989, p.82. Utility thats gets you started with

cgfx functions.
Page, Stephen. "Flipper09"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1989, p. 106. Game, try to have more colored pieces on board
than opponent. FLIPER09.

Parker, Jeffrey. "OS-9 Survival Training"; August 1989, p.66.

Overview of OS-9 and available hardware and software.
Pittman, Larry. "Larry's Labeler"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1990, p. 46. Organizing your collection offloppy disks. DIABEL.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3;July 1989, p.138. "Adding

Fireworks to Find". LOCATE.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; August 1989, p.122. "OS-9

Makes Big Showing at Chicago".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; September 1989, p.114.

"Maxlc in Multi-Vue". MAXIC
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; October 1989, p.1 10.

"More on Maxlc and OS-9 Hits the Mac". TANDY.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; November 1989, p.112.

"Clearing the Board". GETICON.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; December 1989, p.110. "OS-9

Takes Bean Town".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; January 1 990, p.1 1 7. "Are Your

Programs Headed for a Breakdown?".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; March 1990, p.65. "Rumors from

Rainbowfest".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.52. "A New

Look for OS-9". MVFINANCE.
Ries, Richard. "Carte Blanche"; CoCo3; March 1990, p.1 18.

Menu-building program for BASIC09. CARTE_BLANCH.
Saksa, Jonathan. "Do You Have The Time?"; CoCo3; January

1 990, p.46. A calendar program to help you organize your time.

CALENDAR.
Sunderlin, Mark. "A CLS Command for OS-9"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; July 1989, p. 128. Adding a speedy assembly language

CLS to the system. CLS.
Swinefurth, Chris. "Type Does Windows"; CoCo3; June 1990,

p.36. A utility to switch window types in a hurry. TYPE.C
Tandy Home Computer. "Multi-Vue and Pre-Existing Applica-
tions"; CoCo3; December 1 989, p. 38. Aid for getting more out

of Multi-Vue. EDIC
Yates, Jerry. "USTime & StripBin"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Au-
gust 1989, p.22. Utility, sets up time as "January 3, 1989

9:23:45 am/pm". USTIME.

PROGRAMMING

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1989, p.130. "That's the Way the Ball Bounces". BALL1 .
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; August 1989, p.112. "Com-
puter Knowledge in Any Language". ECB INTEREST.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; October 1989, p.122. "Your

First BASIC Program".
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p.1 16. "Take a Gamble". RANDOM.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April

1990, p.35. "Take Your Files for a Spin". R*L*D*X.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; May 1990, p.78.

"Thanks for the Memory". MANAGER.
Friesen, Geoff. "Introducing BASIC+"; CoCo3; September 1989,

p.38. An enhancement to BASIC. BASIC+.
Nee, William. "Assembly Line, Part 1"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

May 1990, p.22. A way to speed up routines in ROM using

complex math. SCALE1 .
Nee, William. "The Assembly Line, Part 2"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1990, p.84. Rotating, mirroring and more with

PMODE4. MODIFY.
Nee, William. "Machine Language Made BASIC, Part XIII"; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p. 80. Drawing graphics lines using

machine language. BINLINE.
Perlman, Richard. "Do-It Yourself Database, Part 4"; CoCo3;

April 1990, p.1 2. How to use the database. DATAB.
Perlman, Richard. "Do-It- Yourself Disk Database, Part 3"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; September 1989, p.20. How to create a full-

featured disk database system. CREATE.
Zumwalt, Greg. "Breaking the 32K Barrier"; June 1990, p. 58. A
look at the 64K plus ROM Paks.

QUESTION AND ANSWER

Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; July 1989, p.96.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; August 1989, p.60.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; September 1989, p.72.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; December 1989, p.24.
Esposito, Richard. "Doctor ASCII"; November 1989, p.34.
Esposito, Richard & Libra, Richard. "Doctor ASCII"; July 1989,

p. 124. Technical potpourri.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; July 1989, p.78.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; August 1989, p. 62.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; October 1989, p. 16.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; November 1989, p. 30.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; December 1989, p. 42.

"Need a Little Support?".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; January 1990, p. 20.

"The Disk System that Lied".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; February 1990, p. 59.

"Disconnecting Call Waiting".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; March 1990, p. 74.

"Converting to the CoCo".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; April 1990, p. 59. "Look-
ing for Connectors".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; May 1990, p.62. "OS-9

vs. BASIC".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

June 1990, p.39. "CoCos Not up to Par".

REVIEWS

"Arcade Collection"; March 1990, p.1 10.

"Art-Deli"; November 1989, p.98.

"BASIC Windows"; November 1989, p.99.

"Big BASIC"; October 1989, p.100.

"Big RAM Disk"; April 1990, p. 101.

"C.A.R."; October 1989, p.104.

"CC3 Flags"; August 1989, p.97.

"CEBBS - A BBS You Can Live With"; November 1989, p.94.

"CHI Pages"; February 1990, p.100.

"CRT Collection"; March 1990, p.1 02.

"Calendar and Convert"; September 1989, p.100.

"Chess Made Easy"; August 1989, p.93.

"CoCo 3 Games Disk"; September 1989, p. 101.

"CoCo MIDI 3"; October 1989, p.105.

"CoCo Stero Headphone"; August 1989, p.92.

"CoCoRun-12"; February 1990, p.107.

"Color Schematic Creator 1.2"; September 1989, p.92.

"Comics+"; February 1990, p.106.

"CycleJump"; January 1990, p.1 04.

"Diamond in the Rough, A"; December 1989, p.96.

"DIR-MGR"; July 1989, p.121.

"DSKLBL"; March 1990, p.105.

"Danosoft's Disk Utilities"; November 1989, p.100.

"Data Form III"; January 1990, p.93.

"Disassembler"; December 1989, p.99.

"Disk Doctor"; August 1989, p.94.

"Disk Handyman"; November 1989, p. 104.

"Div and Condiv"; June 1990, p.68.

"Donut Dilemma"; November 1989, p.1 02.

"Dual Hi-Res Joystick Adapter"; March 1990, p.106.

"Eagle Keyboard and Interface"; January 1990, p.92.

"Eldus"; March 1990, p.108.

"Extended ADOS-3"; October 1989, p.92.

"FORTH09"; March 1990, p.100.

"Fast Formatter"; July 1989, p.1 18.

"File System Repack"; January 1990, p. 95.

"Foods II"; September 1989, p.98.

"HD-1"; August 1989, p.94.

"Hard Drive Zap"; July 1989, p. 115.

"Jack Rabbit"; December 1989, p.94.

"King's Quest III"; August 1989, p.90.

"Kyum-Gai:To Be Ninja"; December 1989, p.92.

"Label Designer"; May 1990, p.66.

"Leisure Suit Larry"; October 1989, p.98.

"Lesson Planner"; September 1989, p. 95.

"Lock Master"; August 1989, p.93.

"Lyra 2.62"; November 1989, p.105.

"Lyra Companion, The"; November 1989, p. 107.

"Lyra»TRAX«"; May 1990, p.68.

"M-Menu System"; April 1990, p.99.

"MC-1"; October 1989, p.97.

"MasterDIR"; October 1989, p.106.

"Memory Master"; September 1989, p.96.

"Menu Maker"; September 1989, p.100.

"Milestones"; November 1989, p.1 04.

"Mutant Miners"; July 1989, p.1 15.

"Newspaper Plus"; July 1989, p.112.

"Nine-Digit Calculator"; July 1989, p.1 19.

"Nine-Times"; August 1989, p.98.

"Notes"; July 1989, p. 120.

"O.S.I.T.E. File, The"; November 1989, p.102.

"OS-9 Pascal 2.0"; December 1989, p.100.

"Omni Utility"; July 1989, p.1 16.

"Omni Utility 2.0"; June 1990, p.68.

"Owl-Ware's Hard Drive"; April 1990, p.98.

"Paladin's Legacy"; June 1990, p. 74.

"Peninsular War"; September 1989, p.97.

"PertASCII"; August 1989, p.96.

"Phonics Fun"; January 1990, p.99.

"Predator"; June 1990, p.76.

"Pt. File Manager"; May 1990, p.73.

"Revenge of the Mutant Miners"; September 1989, p.94.

"Riddle of the Ring"; May 1990, p.67.

"RoboCop"; May 1990, p.72.

"Roots"; August 1989, p.98.

"Rorke's Drift"; February 1990, p.106.

"S - Screen Control"; June 1990, p.72.

"Simply Better 2.0"; February 1990, p.102.

"Sinistaar"; May 1990, p.74.

"Slam Bam"; April 1990, p.101.

"Slots & Cards"; October 1989, p.100.

"Space Pac"; January 1990, p.102.

"Studio Works"; January 1990, p.94.

"Super Backup Utilities"; April 1990, p.102.

"SuperDisk"; March 1990, p.105.

"Supersound"; January 1990, p.100.

"T&D Subscription Software"; May 1990, p.76.

"Tazman"; March 1990, p. 108.

"TelePak M"; November 1989, p.109.

"Telewriter Keyboard Templates"; December 1989, p. 95.

"TextPro IV"; October 1989, p.102.

"Those Darn Marbles"; June 1990, p.66.

"Treasury Packs #1 and #2"; January 1990, p.96.

"Trythis"; December 1989, p. 101.

"UltiMusE III"; February 1990, p.1 10.

"Ultra-Cat"; October 1989, p.103.

"Ultra-Merge"; July 1989, p.121.

"UltraEd+"; April 1990, p.1 04.

"UpDOS";June 1990, p.72.

"Utilities & Subroutines in BASIC"; March 1990, p.103.

"VIPCalc III"; July 1989, p.1 16.

"Vocab"; March 1990, p.1 04.

"Wargame Designer II"; September 1989, p.99.

"Wheel of Fate"; December 1989, p.96.

"Wheeler, The"; July 1989, p.1 17.

"Window Writer"; December 1989, p.102.

"Wizard's Castle"; February 1990, p.1 04.

"World at War"; November 1989, p.1 10.

"World at War, A"; June 1990, p.75.

"Z'89"; December 1989, p.98.

TUTORIAL

Kolar, Joseph. "BASICTraining"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p. 100. "The Art of Graphics Characters". DIAMOND1.
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Octo-
ber 1989, p.66. "More Graphics". NEWCOMER.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; De-
cember 1989, p.50. "Program Shape-Up". FLASHES.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Janu-
ary 1990, p.87. "The Unfolding Block". LISTING1.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASICTraining"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p.52. "Working in Quadrants". AOPTION.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.78. "Graphics Fairyland". DIAMONDS.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April
1990, p.86. "Go Forth and Create!". WINDMILL.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; June
1990, p.54. "The A-Option Wrap-Up". AOPTION1.

UTILITY

Campbell, Marc. "The Invincible Duplicator"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; September 1989, p.44. Makes BASIC programs virtu-
ally crashproof. DUPLICAT.

Dalene, Mike. "Harness Those Keys"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
January 1990, p. 26. Redefine the "control" keys for your own
specific needs. KEYEDIT.

Daniels, Bill. "Back From the Dead"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; June
1990, p.26. Resurrecting killed disk files. DISKEDT.

Estrado, Richard. "The File Handler"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
April 1990, p. 106. Copy routine that uses wildcards. COPYASM.

Mediock, William. "Auto Repeat, Part 1"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
July 1989, p.1 6. Add software key repeat to the CoCo 1,2 or 3.
REPEAT.

Mediock, William. "Key Ahead"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p. 14. Create type-ahead buffer for any CoCo. KEYSBIN.
Moore, Mike. "Save the Variables!"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p.1 2. Chain BASIC programs and keep vari-
ables while editing. VARKEEP.

Ottum, J.A. "From Screen to Printed Page"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; February 1990, p.83. A utility that lets you print straight
from the screen. PRT.

Ottum, J.A. "Habla Espanol?"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989,
p. 29. CoCo accepts commands in Spanish. ESPANOL.

Ricketts, Steve. "To the Rescue"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.54. Aid for lost files on crashed disks. COCOCLN.

AUTHORS

Aftamonow, Ellen. "Tax and Tip"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1989, p. 105. Helps you divvy up restaurant bills. TAXTIP.
Arko, Lyn. "Doggone"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p.108.

Draws a graphics image of a dog. DOGGONE.
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; October 1989, p. 14.

"An Electronic Evolution".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; November 1989,

p. 123. "Join the Chorus!".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; December 1989,

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p. 124. "OS-9: Room for Growth".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; January 1 990, p. 1 24.

"From Reader to Writer".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; February 1990, p. 10.

"The Show Must Go On".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; March 1990, p. 124.

"What's in Store?".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; April 1990, p. 124.

"How Many Colors in a Rainbow?",
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping The Rainbow"; May 1990, p. 124.

"Rainbow Illusions".
Babich, Tio. "Draw Figures Using Asterisks"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; November 1989, p.39. Draw figures using asterisks.

FIGDRW.
Babich, Tio. "Slope and Funnel"; CoCo3; July 1 989, p.1 08. Draws

aslope and funnel on the CoCo 3 640x1 92 screen. SLOPEFNL
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1989, p.130. "That's the Way the Ball Bounces". BALL1 .
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; August 1989, p.112. "Com-
puter Knowledge in Any Language". ECB INTEREST.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; September 1989, p.102.

"Loose Ends and CoCo Outputs".
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; October 1989, p. 122. "Your

First BASIC Program".
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; November 1989, p.64. "Put

on Your 3-D Glasses".
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p.1 16. "Take a Gamble". RANDOM.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; February 1990, p.42.

"High Hopes for the Hi-Res". READHI.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; March 1990, p.40. "A

CoCo Dual-Trace Oscilloscope". SCOPE.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April

1990, p.35. "Take Your Files for a Spin". R*L*D*X.
Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; May 1990, p.78.

"Thanks for the Memory". MANAGER.
Behrmann, Darrel. "Syscall Sounds"; CoCo3; July 1989, p. 126.

Calling OS-9's SS.Tone system call from BASIC09. SOUND.
Bennett, Jim. "Tricky Graphics"; CoCo3; October 1989, p.20.

Neat trick for programming graphics on CoCo 3.. CARRIER.
Benny, Patrick. "On The Run"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989,

p.1 06. Create smooth animation sequences. LION.
Bernico, Bill. "Box Menu"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January 1990,

p.32. Spices up menu screen and makes item selection inter-
esting. BOXMENU.
Bernico, Bill. "Guitar3"; CoCo3; February 1990, p.1 12. Displays

guitar chords on the CoCo 3 graphics screen. GUITAR3.
Bernico, Bill. "Songwriter's Helper"; CoCo3; September 1989,

p.60. Plays various musical patterns. SONGRITR.
Bernico, Bill. "Sound-to-Play"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p.1 10. Matches up PLAY command note values for

SOUND command. PLAYCONV.
Bernico, Bill. 'The CoCo Coloring Book"; CoCo3; September

1989, p. 12. Coloring pictures with the computer. COLRBOOK.
Bernico, Bill. "This Is Your Big Debut"; CoCo3; February 1990,

p.35. Title screen with moving lights. MARQUEE3.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p.64. "Building Reading Skills". FOLLOW.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1989, p.54. "Learning About Ratios". RATIOS.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.52. "Cracking Codes". CODEWORD.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1989, p.24. "Probability". PROBABLE.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1989, p.32. "To Rhyme or Not to Rhyme". POETRY.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p.94. "One-On-One Math Drills". BASKET.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.112. "Toronto, Ontario for a Basket". BASKETBL.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April

1990, p.85. "a,e,i,o,u". VOWELS.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1990, p.88. "Cooking With Metric Measures". METRIC.
Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1990, p.18. "Integers in Order". CONSEC.
Bodnar, David. "Exposing the CoCo to Photography"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1990, p.96. Use the CoCo for timing

applications in the darkroom. DARKROOM.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; July 1989, p.96.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; August 1989, p.60.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; September 1989, p.72.
Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; December 1989, p.24.
Boughton, Ralph. "Star Defender"; CoCo3; September 1989,

p. 61 . Shoot down enemy ships before your bases are hit.

STARDEF.
Bradbury, Nick. "Icarus in Search of Wings"; CoCo3; April 1990,

p.1 2. Do an arcade penguin dance. PENGUIN.
Bradbury, Nick. "One Tile at aTime"; CoCo3; January 1 990, p.72.

Fast action tile game. FRUSTRAT.
Britton, Steve. "Samurai"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p. 114. Oriental battle-type game. SAMURAI.
Brumley, Troy. "Text File Compression"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1989, p.112. Programs to compress text files for

more storage space. COMPRESS.
Brunotte, Benjamin. "Another Form"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.64.

Create custom forms. FORMAKER.
Brunotte, Benjamin. "Custom Built Desk for the CoCo"; Decem-
ber 1989, p.67. A real nail and hammer project.
Budenholzer, William. "Nickelodeon"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p.84. Song editor/player. NICKEL-D.
Campbell, Marc. "The Checkers Champ"; CoCo3; November

1989, p.82. Computerized checker game.. CHECKERS.
Campbell, Marc. "The Invincible Duplicator"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; September 1989, p. 44. Makes BASIC programs virtu-
ally crashproof. DUPLICAT.
Cheek, Joseph. "Reach Out and Touch OS-9"; CoCo3; October

1989, p.72. A utility for updating files. TOUCH.
Cheves, Warren. "Car Bingo Game"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1989, p.42. Prints index cards with two-character

state abbreviations. BINGO.
Christensen, Glenn. "Attributes"; CoCo3; March 1 990, p.60. Adds

color to your screen. ATTR.
Collicott, John. "Bookworm"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1989, p.32. Helps develop problem-solving skills in math.

BOOKWORM.
Coty, Curt. "Shopping Spree"; CoCo3; July 1989, p.34. Action

game - player goes shopping in a department store. SPREE.
Crooks, Mary. "Time Test"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1989,

p. 56. Timed drills in multiplication and division. TIMETEST.
Cuadra, Hector. "What Goes Up . . ."; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p.112. Physics game. GRAVITY.
Curtis, Allen. "High-Capacity Screen Dumps"; CoCo3; August

1989, p. 38. High-density printer enhancements for desktop

publisher. DRIVERHT.
Curtis, Allen. "High-Capacity Screen Dumps"; CoCo3; October

1989, p.63. How to save and load a half-screen. DHPATCH.
Dalene, Mike. "Harness Those Keys"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p. 26. Redefine the "control" keys for your own
specific needs. KEYEDIT.
Daniels, Bill. "Back From the Dead"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1990, p.26. Resurrecting killed disk files. DISKEDT.
Darren Day. "The Change Counter"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1989, p.64. Counts change. Enter Q for quarter, D

for dime, etc. CHANGE.
Deneen, Kevin. "One Label or Two?"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p.1 10. Makes labels in groups of one or more.

LABEL.C.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; July 1989, p. 98. "Dynamic

Random Access Memory Explained".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; September 1989, p. 56.

"Building a RAM Disk".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; October 1 989, p. 86. "Build-
ing a RAM Disk".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p.64. "RAM Disk, Part III". GENTEST.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; January 1990, p.40. "Disk

Track Tracer".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; February 1990, p. 18. "A

Digital Lesson".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; March 1 990, p. 56. "A Digital

Lesson, Part 2".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; April 1990, p.1 10. "Digital

Lesson, Part 3".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; May 1990, p.54. "Tools of

the Trade".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; June 1 990, p. 80. "Clearing

the Paths".
Driessen, David. "Want a Personalized Phone Number?"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1989, p. 108. Takes phone number and

spells out all letter combinations. FONEFIND.
Driscoll, Chris. "Escape"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1990,

p.37. Try to escape from this twenty-level castle. ESCAPE.
Ehrenberg, R.M. "Categories"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1 990, p.62. An alternative to Trivial Pursuit or Monopoly. CATS.
Esposito, Richard. "Doctor ASCII"; November 1989, p.34.
Esposito, Richard & Libra, Richard. "Doctor ASCII"; July 1989,

p.1 24. Technical potpourri.
Estrado, Richard. "The File Handler"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

April 1990, p.1 06. Copy routine that uses wildcards. COPYASM.
Falge, Linda. "KinderFun"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1989, p.84. Children's program to learn colors, letters, num-
bers, music. KINDRFUN.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; July 1989, p.12. "Fun at the Test".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; August 1 989, p.1 0. "Eight Years Strong".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; September 1989, p. 10. "A New Site for

RAINBOWfest".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; October 1989, p.10. "A Transition at The

Rainbow".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; November 1989, p.10. "Spread the

Word!".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; December 1989, p.10. "Canadian Future

II".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; January 1990, p.10. "History in the

Making".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; March 1990, p.10. "New Life for CoCo".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; April 1990, p.10. "A Helping Hand".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; May 1990, p.10. "Spring Forward, Look

Back".
Flinn, William. "Solving Quadratic Equations"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1990, p. 49. Help in finding roots of quadratic

equations. QUADRATC.
Ford, Steven. "CoCo and Amateur Radio"; November 1989, p. 44.

Discussion of ham radio as a hobby.
Ford, Steven. "Plug Into Packet"; February 1990, p. 22. Explora-
tion of packet radio.
Forster, Jim. "Moonscape"; CoCo3; January 1990, p.32. Forms

moon in sky. MOON.
Foster, Leslie. "The Eighth Year of Rainbow"; July 1989, p. 147.

Index - July 1988 to June 1989.
Fouts, Gordon E. "The Price is Right"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.1 16.

An aid for finding mark-up/down percentages. MARKUP.
Francis, David. "Moon Mapper"; CoCo3; March 1 990, p.82. Helps

you track the planet-size moons of Jupiter. GALISAT3.

Francisco, Harleen. "The Economy Printer Buffer, Part M"; July

1989, p.72. Build and troubleshoot the printer buffer.
Friedrich, John. "Story Writer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1 989,

p. 1 04. A game that challenges writing creativity. STORYWRT.
Friesen, Geoff. "Introducing BASIC+"; CoCo3; September 1989,

p.38. An enhancement to BASIC. BASIC+.
Friesen, Geoff. "Superpoke"; CoCo3; June 1990, p. 48. Allows

multiple-byte pokes. SUPRPOKE.
Garcia, Carlos. "Searching for a Rainbow"; CoCo3; January

1990, p.36. Animates a rainbow and waterfall. RAINBOW.
George, Thomas. "The Tholean Web"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1989, p.42. ( Maze game where player must neutralize a
force field. WEBBAS.
Giles, Douglas. "Super Quiz"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.40. Helps develop memorization skills. SUPRQUIZ.
Goldberg, Stephen. "Do the Split"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.86. Making large files easier to handle. SPLIT.
Goldberg, Stephen. "Drive With Speed"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1990, p. 56. Double the speed of your OS-9 floppy

drives. VFY.C.
Golias, Ruth. "He's Just a Snowman"; CoCo3; December 1989,

p.20. Sing along with Frosty. FROSTY.
Goodell, Kirk. "Patchwork on the CoCo 3"; CoCo3; November

1989, p.26C. Lets you patch disks. BLASTER.
Goodman, Marty. "Adding a Disk Drive to Your CoCo Pt. 2"; April

1990, p.92. Adding disk drives to the CoCo.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; July 1989, p.78.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; August 1989, p.62.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; October 1989, p. 16.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; November 1989, p. 30.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; December 1989, p.42.

"Need a Little Support?".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; January 1990, p.20.

"The Disk System that Lied".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; February 1990, p. 59.

"Disconnecting Call Waiting".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; March 1990, p.74.

"Converting to the CoCo".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; April 1990, p. 59. "Look-
ing for Connectors".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; May 1990, p.62. "OS-9

vs. BASIC".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

June 1990, p.39. "CoCos Not up to Par".
Goodman, Marty. "Disk Drives and the Color Computer"; March

1990, p.22. Adding a floppy disk to the CoCo.
Goodman, Marty. "The OS-9 "CART Interrupt Fix"; CoCo3;

November 1989, p.50. Multi-Pak and CoCo 3 fixes.
Grant, Ron. "The Schematic Scoundrel, Revisited"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p. 101. Adding symbol rotation for

more flexibility. COCOCAD.
Hall, Greg. "Let CoCo Calculate HBUFF"; CoCo3; February 1 990,

p.36. A fast simple way to calculate HBUFF. HBUFF.
Haveman, Evan. "Computer Aided Design"; CoCo3; October

1989, p. 59. Demonstrates computer aided design at minimal
level. MINICAD.

Hegberg, Joel. "A Mazing Adventure"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1 989, p. 46. Maze Adventure, quest for evil dragon.

THEQUEST.
Hinton, Ron. "Best Medicine for Disorderly Med. Bills"; CoCo3;

February 1990, p. 116. Keep the financial side of your medical

history in order. MEDIC3.
Hobson, Jon. "Marynote"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October 1 989,

p.58. Plays songs and displays notes one at a time. MARYNOTE.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; July 1989, p. 87. GameTerm

and other shareware terminal programs.
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; September 1989, p.42. "New

Horizons".
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; October 1989, p.54. "Token-

ized BASIC".
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; November 1989, p.36. "KEY-
SUB and WEFAX and Guide - Oh, My!".
Hutchison, Don. "Delphi Bureau"; December 1989, p.35. "The

World's First",
lacovou, Neophytos. "A Special Switch"; May 1990, p.43. Four

projects using the 4PDT switch.
Jacob, David. "Let's Make a List"; CoCo3; February 1990, p.38.

Create a database for your books. LISTER.
Johnson, Samuel. "EduSpell, Part ILThe Dictionary"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p.50. Part II in the development of

a talking spelling tutor. MAINMENU.
Jones, Leroy. "Innkeeper"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p.62. Catch falling drinks with trays. INNKEEP.
Kastack, Rebecca. "What Day?"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Janu-
ary 1 990, p. 30. Calendar for finding day of week of birthdays.

WHATDAY.
Kenny, Keiran. "Booklet, Revisited"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1990, p.40. Mods to allow for bigger booklets. PATBOOK.
Kenny, Keiran. "What Is on the Agenda for Today?"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1990, p.49. Home help, scratchpad.
AGENDA.

Ketchel, Kyle. "The Time Sheet"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October
1989, p.62. For employers. TIMESHT.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August
1989, p.100. "The Art of Graphics Characters". DIAMOND1.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Octo-
ber 1989, p.66. "More Graphics". NEWCOMER.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; De-
cember 1989, p.50. "Program Shape-Up". FLASHES.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Janu-
ary 1990, p.87. "The Unfolding Block". LISTING1.

Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-

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ary 1990, p.52. "Working in Quadrants". AOPTION.
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.78. "Graphics Fairyland". DIAMONDS.
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April

1990, p.86. "Go Forth and Create!". WINDMILL.
Kolar, Joseph. "BASIC Training"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1990, p.54. "The A-Option Wrap-Up". AOPTION1 .
Koonce, Tim. "Observing the Social Graces"; November 1989,

p. 72. Introduction to file-transfer protocols.
Kraft, Michael. "As the World Turns"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p. 106. Draws eight graphics screens and pro-
duces animation. WORLD1 .
Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; April 1990, p.62. "Name That

Tune With UltiMusE".
Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; June 1990, p.92. "OS-9 Uploads

Growing".
Kuntz, Steven. "The CoCo Signal"; CoCo3; March 1990, p. 61 . A

signal for programming problems or hardware glitches. HCAT.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December 1989,

p.86. "Open Sesame!". SU.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January 1990,

p.56. "Lost and Found". VOL.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1990,

p.122. "Dissecting the Command Line". UDIR.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p.96. "Give It Top Priority". NICE.ASM.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1990,

p.113. "Conversions and Diversions". NICE. A.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1990, p.30.

"The OS-9 File Structure". FILES. B09.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1990,

p.44. "Scaling the Directory Tree". PWDIR.C.
Law, Greg. "Database Report"; March 1990, p.72. "New Uploads".
LeBlanc, Dave. "Personal Secretary"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p.56. A personalized notepad for easy organi-
zation. COCOMEMO.
Mabry, George. "Lowercase and Colors Too"; CoCo3; March

1990, p. 60. Adjusts the colors and actuates a true lowercase

text screen. LOCASE.
Macias, David. "Mapping Your Finances"; CoCo3; November

1989, p. 20. Calculates annual interest rates in percentage

form, etc. AMORTIZE.
Macias, David. "Predicting Profits"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.44.

Perform break-even analysis. COST. PAS.
McNeill, James. "Shopper Ease"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Sep-
tember 1989, p.62. A form for shopping lists. GROLIST.
Medlock, William. "Auto Repeat, Part 1 "; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1 989, p. 1 6. Add software key repeat to the CoCo 1 , 2 or 3.

REPEAT.
Medlock, William. "Disk Copy Utility"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p. 31. Copies files from one disk to another.

COPY.
Medlock, William. "Key Ahead"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1 989, p. 1 4. Create type-ahead buffer for any CoCo. KEYSBIN.
Messer, Shane. "CoCo Jumble"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1990, p.50. A scrambled-word game for two players. JUMBLE2.
Messer, Shane. "Improving the Scheme of Screens"; CoCo3;

January 1990, p. 82. Create icons for your programs. DE-
SIGNER.
Messer, Shane. "The Golden Retriever"; CoCo3; April 1 990, p.24.

Roll your own database program. COLRBASE.
Mills, Robert. "Letters & Numbers"; CoCo3; June 1990, p.48.

Helps youngsters learn to recognize letters and numbers.

LETRSNUM.
Minze, Bill. "Reckoning With the CoCo"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

April 1990, p.20. Printing calculator program. CALCULAT.
Moore, Mike. "Save the Variables!"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p. 12. Chain BASIC programs and keep vari-
ables while editing. VARKEEP.
Mosely, John. "Winter Magic"; CoCo3; December 1989, p. 12. A

program for producing snow onscreen. SNOW.
Mosley, John. "3-D Grapher"; CoCo3; August 1989, p.107. Graph-
ics using three-variable equations. GRAPH.
Mosley, John. "Kaleidoscope"; CoCo3; September 1989, p. 63.

Computer display of multicolor symmetric patterns. SCOPE.
Mosley, John. "Vegas at Your Fingertips"; CoCo3; June 1990,

p. 12. A slot machine for the CoCo 3. SLOTS.
Murphy, Stephen. "The Price of Wisdom"; February 1 990, p. 1 4.

A humorous admonishment to use your manual.
Nee, William. "Assembly Line, Part 1"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

May 1990, p. 22. A way to speed up routines in ROM using

complex math. SCALE1 .
Nee, William. "The Assembly Line, Part 2"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1990, p. 84. Rotating, mirroring and more with

PMODE4. MODIFY.
Nee, William. "Machine Language Made BASIC, Part XIII"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989, p. 80. Drawing graphics lines using

machine language. BINLINE.
Nee, William. "The Graphics Corner"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1 989, p. 36. Three ways to create color graphics on the

CoCo. CLRDEMO.
Nee, William. "The Graphics Corner, Part II"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; September 1989, p.48. PSETing numbers without

using coordinates. SCRLDEMO.
Nee, William. "The Graphics Corner, Part IN"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; October 1989, p.78. A two-dimensional array that

helps generate new values. NEIGHBR1.
Needham, Andre. "But it's Not Winter Yet"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; August 1989, p.107. Creates a snowflake. SNOFLAKE.
Needham, Andre. "Fun With Fractals"; CoCo3; October 1989,

p.60. Mathematically generated images. FRACTMTN.

Numa, David. "What You Should Know About C Compiler";

CoCo3; October 1989, p.82. Utility thats gets you started with

cgfx functions.
Olmstead, Paul L. "Title Screen Splashdown"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; April 1 990, p. 51 . Animation utility. FALLING.
Onley, Ray. "An Old Code in a New Mode"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; November 1989, p. 12. Morse code training program

for CoCo. CODEMSTR.
Ostrom, Steve. "A Newfangled Maze"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1 990, p. 50. A maze that uses numbers for directional

Clues. MAZEWAY.
Ostrom, Steve. "A Perfect Star"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.92. Lesson in trigonometry and CoCo graphics. TRIG1 .
Ottum, J.A. "From Screen to Printed Page"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; February 1 990, p.83. A utility that lets you print straight

from the screen. PRT.
Ottum, J.A. "Habla Espanol?"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1989,

p. 29. CoCo accepts commands in Spanish. ESPANOL.
Page, Stephen. "Flipper09"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1989, p. 106. Game, try to have more colored pieces on board
than opponent. FLIPER09.

Parker, Jeffrey. "OS-9 Survival Training"; August 1989, p.66.

Overview of OS-9 and available hardware and software.
Parker, Jeffrey. "Play It Again, CoCo"; December 1989, p.74. A

close look at MIDI.
Parker, Jeffrey. "RAINBOWfest Reporter"; September 1989,

p. 73. Chicago 1989 'test report-
Parker, Jeffrey. "RAINBOWfest Reporter"; March 1990, p.34.

Somerset 1989 'fest report.
Pendall, Joseph. "And Along Came a Spider"; CoCo3; April 1 990,

p.48. Graphics program. SPIDERS.
Pendall, Joseph. "Quickgrass"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1990, p. 38. Game of cutting grass before it grows too long.
QGRASS.

Pendall, Joseph. "Spray Can"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p. 60. Graphics program that draws a pattern using
joystick button. SPRAYCAN.

Perlman, Richard. "Do-It Yourself Database, Part 4"; CoCo3;
April 1990, p.12. How to use the database. DATAB.

Perlman, Richard. "Do-lt-Yourself Disk Database, Part 3"; CoCol/
CoCo2/CoCo3; September 1989, p.20. How to create a full-
featured disk database system. CREATE.

Phansavath, Hinh. "Running BASIC Programs Can Be a Breeze";
CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1990, p.36. Run BASIC pro-
grams with one keystroke. MCP.

Pittman, Larry. "Larry's' Labeler"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1990, p. 46. Organizing your collection of floppy disks. DIABEL.
Pollock, Grahame. "Up-Down LIST"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1989, p.106. Utility to allow scrolling through LLISTings.
UPDNLIST.

Porter, John. "Mortgage"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990,

p. 63. Mortgage calculation program. MORTGAGE.
Pucella, Ric. "Hi-Res Graphics"; CoCo3; November 1989, p. 41.

Utility to save HSCREENs. HRGCOM.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3;July 1989, p.138. "Adding

Fireworks to Find". LOCATE.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; August 1989, p.122. "OS-9

Makes Big Showing at Chicago".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; September 1989, p.114.

"Maxlc in Multi-Vue". MAXIC.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; October 1989, p. 110.

"More on Maxlc and OS-9 Hits the Mac". TANDY.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; November 1989, p.112.

"Clearing the Board". GETICON.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; December 1989, p.1 10. "OS-9

Takes Bean Town".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; January 1990, p.117. "Are Your

Programs Headed for a Breakdown?".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; March 1 990, p.65. "Rumors from

Rainbowfest".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; April 1 990, p.52. "A New

Look for OS-9". MVFINANCE.
Quellhorst, George. "Peg Mel"; CoCo3; December 1989, p.26.

CoCo version of Hi-Q. COCO-Q.
Reichert, Kevin. "Captivating Captions"; CoCo3; November 1989,

p.58. Makes labels for photos. CAPTION.
Ricketts, Steve. "To the Rescue"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.54. Aid for lost files on crashed disks. COCOCLN.
Ries, Richard. "Carte Blanche"; CoCo3; March 1990, p.118.

Menu-building program for BASIC09. CARTE_BLANCH.
Ries, Richard. "Printing the Unprintable"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1989, p. 121. A filter program for odd characters.

READ.B.
Rodriguez, Alejandro. "No Smoking!"; CoCo3; November 1989,

p. 40. Graphics animation of No Smoking sign. NOSMOKE.
Rumpel, Kathy. "Balancing the Budget"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1990, p. 40. Print ajournal for your accounting needs.

JOURNAL.
Rumpel, Kathy. "Steady Aim Fire"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.50.

Shoot-em-up game. BIRD.
Saksa, Jonathan. "Do You Have The Time?"; CoCo3; January

1990, p. 46. A calendar program to help you organize your time.

CALENDAR.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1 989,

p.91. "Getting the Whole Picture on Fractions". FRACTION.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1989, p.104. "More Time Applications". REALTIME.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1989, p.66. "CoCo Teaches Kids to Just Say No".

NODRUGS.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1989, p.48. "Meteor Storm 3". METEOR3.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; November

1989, p.54. Machine Language Tricks from a BASIC Game:

Star Siege II. SIEGE2.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1989, p.60. "Learning Letters". UPLOCASE.

Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1990, p.42. "Learn to Give and Take". DRILLER3.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1 990, p.62. "Music Class 1 01 ". MUSIC1 01 .
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1990, p.12. "Right on Time". WATCH.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1 990,

p.118. "It Strikes a Chord". MUSIC102.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1 990,

p.36. "A Real Clef Hanger". MUSIC103.
Scerbo, Fred. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1990,

p.22. "Learning Letter Sequence". BETWEEN.
Seats, Darrin. "The Memo Maker"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Janu-
ary 1990, p.37. Put notes on disk. MEMOMAKE.
Severs, Roger. "Keeping a Tab on Your Tap"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; April 1990, p.48. Figuring water bills. WATER.
Shaulis, Jerry. "Bank & Budget"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p.74. Helps maintain your checkbook. CHECK1.
Speight, Kevin. "Mind Master"; CoCo3; September 1989, p.62.

Selects a four-digit code for you to break. MINDMSTR.
Spiller, Jeremy & Spiller, Marty. "The Mandelbrot Bug and CoCo

3 Microscope"; CoCo3; January 1990, p. 76. A geometric look

at chaos. MANDEL.
Staff. "Anniversary Special: One-Liner Insert"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; July 1989, p. 131. A collection of one-liners.
Staff. "Did You Hear the One About Hints & Tips?"; January 1 990,

p.60. Hints, tips and one-liners.
Staff. "Reader Survey"; November 1989, p. 124. General survey

of CoCo readers' use and opinions..
Staff. "The Heat is On!"; July 1989, p.26. A midyear buyers guide

to new games and game hardware.
Stakelin, James. "The Base Converter"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1990, p.34. Converts number bases quickly and

easily. CONVERT.
Stanwood, Ron. "Color Your CoCo World"; CoCo3; July 1989,

p.66. Utility to transfer PMODE 3 & 4 screens to CoCo 3

HSCREENs. MULTIRES.
Stephens, Bryan. "Show the Facts"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.67. 3-

D bar-graph program. 3DGRAPH.
Stuart, John. "The Total Figure"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1990, p.26. A full-featured spreadsheet. COCOCALC.
Sunderlin, Mark. "A CLS Command for OS-9"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3;July 1989, p. 128. Adding a speedy assembly language

CLS to the system. CLS.
Swinefurth, Chris. "Type Does Windows"; CoCo3; June 1990,

p.36. A utility to switch window types in a hurry. TYPE.C.
Tandy Home Computer. "Multi-Vue and Pre-Existing Applica-
tions"; CoCo3; December 1 989, p. 38. Aid for getting more out

of Multi-Vue. EDIC.
Thomas, Scott. "Innovation Along the Border"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; January 1990, p. 106. Creates border along stationery.

STATION.
Thompson, Ernie. "Now, Where Was I?"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p. 108. Prints format to keep track of programs,

articles, comments. RBOWLIST.
Tinklepaugh, Dale. "Draw it Quick!"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1989, p.24. Draws in High-Res, creates file of BASIC

Statements. QUIKDRAW.
Turner, Robert Allen. "CoCoTyper"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; May

1990, p.58. Turn CoCo into a typewriter for those short notes.

COLRTYPE.
Vandall, Michael. "Graphics in a Hurry"; CoCo3; October 1989,

p.26. Converts artwork on graphics screen into BASIC code.

GRAPHPRO.
Veal, Evan. "The Black Box"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1 989, p.26. Computer hides five balls in a box and you must find

them. BLACKBOX.
Weaver, Dan. "Automile"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; November 1989,

p. 40. Figures miles per gallon. AUTOMILE.
Webb, Mark. "The Guessing Game"; CoCo3; May 1990, p.50. A

one-player game of choosing colors. MINDSTIM.
Weide, Dennis. "A CoCo Digital Logic Analyzer, Part 1"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1990, p.26. Hardware project for circuit

construction and debugging. TESTIF.
Weide, Dennis. "Completing the Analyzer Project"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; April 1990, p.72. Tool for testing low-speed logic

circuits. ANALYZER.
Wells, John T. "Cutting Corners"; CoCo3; April 1990, p.50. A

familiar game. CHASE.
Wolf, Eric. "Where's the Matching Box?"; CoCo3; February 1990,

p. 88. A two-player game of concentration. CCTRATE.
Wolf, Eric. "Worm Invaders from Space"; CoCo3; March 1990,

p. 18. An arcade-action game. WORMINVD.
Wong, Thomas. "Bowling"; CoCo3; July 1989, p. 103. A CoCo 3

bowling game.. BOWLING.
Wong, Thomas. "Gopher Smash"; CoCo3; January 1990, p.37.

Kill gophers as they pop out of boxes. SMASH.
Wulfsberg, Bruce. "From Fractures to Fractions"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; February 1990, p.12. Program that reduces fractions

to their lowest form. FRACTION.
Yates, Jerry. "USTime & StripBin"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Au-
gust 1989, p.22. Utility, sets up time as "January 3, 1989

9:23:45 am/pm". USTIME.
Zumwalt, Greg. "Breaking the 32K Barrier"; June 1990, p.58. A

look at the 64K plus ROM Paks.

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An index to the articles, reviews and authors appearing in issues of THE RAINBOW from July 1990 to June 1991.

This is the eighth index to the rainbow. Previous indices appear each July, starting with the July 1984 issue. To complete
your RAINBOW library, you'll find more information on how to get back issues with your favorite programs and articles on
Page 63 of this issue.

BUSINESS

Tinklepaugh, Dale. "Bond Calculator"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
February 1991, p.56. Computerized guidance for calculated
risks. BONDCALC

COMMUNICATIONS

Boudreaux, Andrew T. "CoCo TV"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; De-
cember 1990, p. 62. Start your own cable-TV series with help
trom a friend. HEADER.

Issel, Jim K. "Terminal Entries"; November 1990, p. 62. Get a
handle on some current communications programs.

Kessler, Gary C "Brief Introduction to Modems, A"; November
1990, p. 12. Introduction to data communications using mo-
dems.

Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; July 1990, p.62. "Binary Pot-
pourri".

Kuns, Eddie.
Galore!".

Kuns, Eddie
Interactions'

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; October 1990, p.68. "New Ma-
chines Coming".

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; November 1990, p.58. "New Del-
phi Rates".

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; December 1 990, p.58. "The Delphi
Mailman".

Kuns, Eddie.
Slasher".

Kuns, Eddie.

Kuns, Eddie.
Control".

Kuns, Eddie.

"Database Report"; August 1990, p. 14. "Uploads
"Delphi Bureau"; September 1990, p. 70. "Online

"Delphi Bureau"; March 1991, p.61. "The Mad

Delphi Bureau"; April 1 991 , p.54. "Conference".
"Delphi Bureau"; May 1991, p.22. "Conference

"Delphi Bureau"; June 1991, p.22. "Online Effi-
ciency".

Olive, Tony. "Going Online: Primed and Ready"; November 1 990,
p.46. A quick look at a first-timer's online discoveries.

Smith, Jay. "Cracking the Nautical Code"; CoCo3; August 1990,
p. 10. A BASIC program that teaches you international code
flags. CODEFLAG.

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; July 1990, p. 92.

"Debugging THE RAINBOW".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; August 1990, p. 95.

"The Tenth Round".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; October 1990, p. 95.

"The Year Ahead".
Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; April 1991, p. 75.

"Unwrapping the RAINBOW".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; July 1990, p. 8. "Happy Anniversary".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; August 1990, p.8. "A Bright Horizon".

Falk, Lonnie.

Education
Falk, Lonnie.

ing".
Falk, Lonnie.
Falk, Lonnie.

Harbor?".
Falk, Lonnie.
Falk, Lonnie.

dence".
Falk, Lonnie. "
Falk, Lonnie.
Falk, Lonnie
Falk, Lonnie

'Print#-2"; September 1990, p.8. "It All Started With

"Print#-2"; October 1990, p.8. "Graphically Speak-

"Print#-2"; November 1990, p.8. "World Net".
"Print#-2"; December 1990, p.8. "Unto What Far

"Print#-2"; January 1991 , p.8. "Keeping the Spirit".
"Print#-2"; February 1991, p.8. "Documented Evi-

Print#-2"; March 1 991 , p.8. "Come One, Come All".
Print#-2"; April 1 991 , p.8. "CoCo Hits a High Note".
'Print#-2"; May 1991, p.8. "My First Printer".
'Print#-2"; June 1991, p.8. "Binary Blueprints".

EDUCATION

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1990,
p.86. "Search the World Over". MAP.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1990, p.46. "The Melting Pot". AMERICAN.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p.54. "Check Your Calendar". CALENDAR.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January
1991, p.34. "A Trip to the Post Office". MAIL.

Carrock, Solla. "Fishing for the Right Words"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; January 1 991 , p.64. Try your creative hand at writing
poetry. FISHBOWL.

Meijering, Rudy. "Solid Foundation in Chemistry"; CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1991, p. 66. CoCo becomes a chemistry tutor. CHETU-
TOR.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August
1990, p.30. "EZ-Thello Plays Back". EZTHEL02.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1990, p.36. "Money 'n Math". MATHGEN3.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1990, p.34. "Between Numbers". BETWEEN2.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p.66. "CoCo Tours the States". STATES.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1990, p.28. "The Tour Continues". MATCH50.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January
1991,p.40. "Visualizing Fractions 2". VISFRAC2.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well";CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1991, p.40. "Visualizing Fractions 3". VISFRAC3.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1991, p.20. "Visualizing Fractions 4". VISFRAC4.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April
1991, p.58. "Lifeskills 7". LIFESKL7.

GAMES

Becker, Rob. "Who Dunnit?"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August
1990, p. 67. Find the clues with this detective game. DE-
TECTO.

Bloedow, Grant. "Stevedores"; CoCo3; November 1990, p.10. A

ship-shape version of a popular Russian game. STEVEDOR.
Bush, James. "Easy Come, Easy Go"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

April 1 991 , p.20. Betting with a Solitaire card game. EASYGO.
Carroll, James R. "Blackjack"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1991, p.10. Play a winning round. BLAKJACK.
Cooper, Rick. "All the Knight Moves"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.92.

An original idea for chess players. CHESSIQ.
Delbourgo, Bob. "In the Name of Equality"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1991, p. 61. A number-scramble game. EQUALITY.
Harris, Dale. "Banzai!"; CoCo3; September 1990, p.18. Earn a

black belt in joystick karate. KARATE.
Harris, Warren & Harris, Neil. "KnightShift"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; May 1991, p. 16. A game of medieval conquest.

KNIGHT.
Hegberg, Joel Mathew. "Better Letters"; CoCo3; December 1 990,

p.46. Build more interconnected words to win. ADD-ON.
Hoin, Dennis. "Make or Break"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1 991 , p.65. Get ahead in this real-life game. SCREEN51 .
Quellhorst, George. "Pyramid"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.78. An

addictive, easy-to-play solitaire game. PYRAMID.
Ridings, David. "Tic-Tac"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.50. A game

classic TIC-TAC
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1990, p.54. "Old Game, New Twist". EZTHELLO.
Stakelin, II Carl J. "Knight's Errant"; CoCo3; July 1 990, p.90. Doin'

the white/black shuffle. KNIGHT.
Steidl, Jeff. "Just Between Terminals"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1 990, p.28. Play the role of a data communications chip.

DATATRAN.
Webb, Mark. "Darts"; CoCo3; February 1991, p.83. Throw darts

on (not at} your CoCo's screen. DARTS.

GENERAL

Augsburg, Cray. "Printer Primer, The"; May 1 991 , p.28. A guide to

printer terms and features.
Goff, Kelly. "Ninth Year of Rainbow, The"; July 1990, p.64. An

index of articles, programs, reviews, and authors.
Myers, Nancy. "Stuff"; August 1990, p.92. A computer widow's

tale.
Rainbow Staff. "RAINBOWfest 1990"; March 1991, p.48. Photos

from the Chicago 1990 show.

GRAPHICS

Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace, the First Loop"; CoCo3; May 1991,
p.10. The ultimate shoestring desktop publisher. GENFMENU.

Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace: the Second Loop"; CoCo3; June 1 991 ,
p. 51. Programs that create the Design menu and screen
dumps. GENDMENU.

George, Tom. "Picture This!"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.10. Spec-
tra 3: full-featured graphics editor. MAKESPEC.

Hunt, Matthew. "Plota Lot"; CoCo3;September 1990, p.10. Make
abstract math formulas concrete. GRAPH.

Ludwig, John. "Doublewide"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

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1990, p.44. Print double graphics screens side-by-side.
DBLWIDE.

Stroffolino, Phil. "Jumpman"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1 991 , p. 28. A quick look at the basics of graphics animation.
JUMPMAN.

Wolf, Eric A. "Pie Plotter"; CoCo3; January 1991, p.83. Create
your own pie charts. PIECHART.

HARDWARE

Boone, Ken. "CoCo Data Logger"; CoCo3; March 1991, p.16.

Monitor real-world events. COCODL.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; August 1990, p.48. "Build

Your Own EPROM Programmer".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; September 1990, p.66.

"EPROM Programmer, Part II".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1990, p.64. "EPROM Programmer, Part IN". MA-

KEPROM.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; December 1990, p.52.

"EPROM Programmer Handbook".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; January 1991, p.36. "How

Cold Is It?".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; March 1991, p. 31. "How

Cold Is It?: Part II".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; May 1991, p.46. "Multiple A-

to-D Input".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; June 1 991 , p.58. "On CoCo

Time".
Goodman, Marty. "A Monitor for the CoCo 3"; March 1991, p. 14.

An update on monitors for the CoCo 3.
Houk, Cecil C. "MIDI Mods"; April 1991, p.62. Fighting back

against barely sufficient synthesizer designs.
Lorbieski, Richard. "Turbo Light"; May 1 991 , p. 53. A bright idea

for monitoring clock speed on the CoCo 3.
Merryman, Robert C. "Disk Controller ROM Selector"; March

1 991 , p.34. Switch between two disk ROMs.
Phillips, Charles F. "Soldering Fundamentals"; March 1 991 , p.44.

Soldering tips for the hardware tinkerer.

HOME APPLICATION

Wyss-Qallifent, S. "Doc Reader"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.49. View
and print text files quickly and easily. READDOC.

HOME APPLICATIONS

Dufur, Glen. "Home Budget Analyst 4.0"; CoCol/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991, p. 10. Record and maintain your personal

budget. BUDGET.
Hart, Timothy W. "Handy Labeler"; CoCo3; July 1990. p.10.

LABEL.
Haverstock, Mark & Wills, Bill. "CoCo Home Video Companion";

December 1990, p. 10. Let the CoCo 3 create titles, credits,

graphics for videos.
Perlman, Richard. "Do-It- Yourself Database, Part V"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1990, p.36. A database to track house-
hold financial information. RETRV.
Walters, Francis M. "Spread a Sheet for Heat Loss"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; September 1990, p.60. Using spreadsheets

for heat-loss calculations.

MUSIC

Pillot, Giancarlo. "Music Catalog"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; No-
vember 1990, p.56. An instrumental program for tracking your
tunes. MUSIC.

Quellhorst, George. "Resounding CoCo"; CoCo3; April 1991,
p. 10. A graphical rewite of Music+. MUSIC3+.

NOVICES NICHE

Barberian, Richard. "Weights on Other Planets"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; February 1991, p.91. Weight computation for all

heavenly bodies. WEIGHTS.
Barberian, Richard. "Your Age in Days"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1990, p. 26. Calculate your current day age.

AGEDAYS.
Bartels, Andrew. "Border Color Change"; CoCo3; January 1 991 ,

p.24. A utility to enhance CoCo 3 screen displays. BORDER.
Bernico, Bill. "Hi-Res Input Editor"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.37.

Allow user input on the Hi-Res screen. INPUT3.
Bernico, Bill. "Winning Combo, A"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.37.

Create your own dice. DICE.
Braxmaier, Jay. "Color Ball"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1990, p. 59. Play pinball with a paddle instead of a flipper.
COLRBALL.

Cho, Jamie L. "Module Buster"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1 991 , p. 94. An OS-9 utility that breaks down files of merged
modules. BUST.B09.

Coolman, William W. "Bank Account"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991 , p.38. A simple program to help balance your

checkbook. BANK.
Davis, Shawn M. "Directory Alphabetizer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1991, p. 55. Arrange disk filenames in alphabetical

order. DIRALPHA.
Ebacher, Jerome. "Addition"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1990, p.93. Timing drills to improve math skills. ADDITION.
Elliott, Phil. "Coloring"; CoCo3; January 1 991 , p.44. Use your own

colors to fill designs on the graphics screen. ING.

Enger, David C. "Quick Directory Sorter"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991, p.54. A machine-language, directory-sorting

utility. DIRSORT.
Estrado, Richard. "Freedom"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1 991 ,

p. 53. A graphics program of randomly-moving snake lines.

FREEDOM.
Fingliss, Douglas. "Craps"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,

p. 57. A game of rolling the dice. CRAPS.
Friesen, Geoff. "Automatic Error Entry"; CoCo3; February

1991, p. 92. Enter the EDIT mode automatically on error

detection. AUTOERR.
Friesen, Geoff. "Descriptive Error Messages"; CoCo3; October

1990, p. 51. User-friendly error messages. ERRMSG.
Friesen, Geoff. "Last Line Recall"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.87.

Redisplay the last command line you entered under BASIC.

LASTLINE.
Friesen, Geoff. "Line Copy"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1990,

p. 70. Copy single BASIC program lines from place to place.

LCOPY.
Friesen, Perry. "Music Test"; CoCo3; April 1991, p. 31. Learn the

lines and spaces on the bass and treble clefs. MUSICTST.
Hennon, Tim. "Music Grid"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.60. Create

random musical tones and flashing lights. MUSCGRID.
Hooper, Marvin. "Compound Interest"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

May 1 991 , p. 55. A simple program to compound interest for

specific periods. COMP - INT.
Johnson, Neil. "Slot Machine"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1 991 ,

p.20. A CoCo game that brings Las Vegas to you. SLOT.
Kenny, Keiran. "Angles on the CoCo"; CoCo3; December 1990,

p. 73. An educational introduction to trigonometry. COCOT-

RIG.
Kenny, Keiran. "CoCo 3 Joystick"; CoCo3; August 1990, p.59. A

simple joystick doodling program. JOYSTK3.
Kenny, Keiran. "Graphics Experiments"; CoCo3; March 1991,

p. 78. Some hints on graphics programming. HSCR4EXP.
Kenny, Keiran. "Hi-Res Art Pie"; CoCo3; June 1991 , p.18. Learn

how to determine and set screen coordinates. HIRESPIE.
Kenny, Keiran. "Hot Gold"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1990, p.57. Find the hidden treasure. HOTGOLD.

Kenny, Keiran. "Neat Labels"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1991, p.24. Print address labels from data statements. LA-
BELS.

Kenny, Keiran. "Peeking at 135"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p. 75. Use Address 135 for monitoring user input.
PEEK135.

Knapik, Steve. "Loans"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1991,
p. 29. Quickly find monthly payments and interest on loans.
LOANS.

Larson, Richard. "Timer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1 991 ,
p.60. CoCo makes a countdown timer. TIMER.

Liming, Douglas. "Pop-up Menus"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; No-
vember 1990, p.52. Expedite the menu-creating process.
POPUP.

Ling, Sharon. "Huck Bucks"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1990, p. 50. Make play money with the CoCo and a printer.
HUCKBUCK.

McCarthy, James. "Credits"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1 991 ,
p.9. Let CoCo roll the credits for your production. CREDITS.

Milam, Loy. "Ohm's Law"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,
p.42. Ohm's-law calculator. OHMS-LAW.

Moore, Mike. "Directory Lister"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1 991 , p.86. Send the directory listing to the printer. DIRLIST.
Mosley, John. "Spiral"; CoCo3; August 1990, p.42. A look at

spiralized triangles. SPIRAL.

Musumeci, John. "Note Writer"; CoCo3; February 1991, p. 92. A
quick note and memo editor. NOTERITE.

Musumeci, John. "Note Writer 2 x 40"; CoCo3; June 1991, p.16.
Print 80-column notes and letters without the hassle.
NOTE2X40.

Reighard, Kenneth. "Air Raid"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1990, p. 31. A high-flying action game. RAID.

Rogers, Robert. "Laser Cycles"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1 990, p.60. An action-video game with color graphics and
sound. LASER.

Ross, James. "OS-9 File Viewer"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.9. Use
keys to scroll forward and backward through ASCII files.
SCROLF.B09.

Tandberg, Dan. "Wormy"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1990, p. 20. Steer the growing worm without hitting anything.
WORMY.

Taulli, T.C. "Space Kamikaze"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1991,
p. 80. A shoot-'em-up arcade game of kamikaze destruction.
SPACE.

Teague, Bob. "Body Mass"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1991, p.90. Determine your optimum weight. BODYMASS.
Thompson, Ernie. "Adding Machine"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1990, p.36. A printing, adding-machine program.
ADD.
Turowski, Donald. "Car Quest"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June
1991, p. 18. The license-plate game for those trips in the car.
CARQUEST.

OS-9

Boynton, David P. "Ring the Alarm"; CoCo3; December 1990,

p. 41 . A look at sounding the alarm under OS-9. ALARM. B09.
Cheek, Joseph. "Menu System"; CoCo3; April 1 991 , p.38. Build

your own menu system. MS.B09.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Append"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1991 , p.68. A multi-purpose text-file utility. APPEND.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "For Your Eyes Only"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; July 1990, p. 32. Logon protection for the single-user

OS-9 system. LOG.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Sort"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,

p.28. A utility to sort lines in text files. SORT.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Tree Grows in OS-9, A"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; February 1991 , p.62. Print a directory tree for your

disks. TREE.ASM.
Jackson, Christopher. "If Wife = Sue, Bring Your Potato Salad";

CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September 1990, p.83. An interpre-
tive mail-merge utility. TSMAIL.
Kientzle, Tim. "Displaying Picture Files OS-9, Part III"; CoCo3;

December 1990, p.34. Another look at data-compression

techniques. SETBUFFER.B0.
Kientzle, Tim. "Displaying Picture Files Using OS-9"; CoCo3;

November 1990, p.48. Run-length decoding techniques and

displaying images. GETLINE.
Kientzle, Tim. "Getting the Picture With OS-9"; CoCo3; October

1990, p.44. Picture-storage formats and displaying images

with OS-9. VEF.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;July1 990, p.72.

"The Missing Link".
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1990,

p.72. "BASIC09 Interfacing". GETID.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1990, p.28. "Reading and Writing". PRINTJTEST.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October 1990,

p.30. "Easy Access". OPEN_TEST.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December 1990,

p.87. "'tis the C Zen".
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January 1991,

p.52. "The C Zen Continues". TEST_1.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1991 ,

p.22. "'tis Still the C Zen". READ_TEST.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,

p.72. "The Auto Formatter". AUTO.B09.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1991 , p.28.

"Making Directories". MAKEDIR.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.20. "Graphics

Functions".
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; June 1991, p.28. "Cause for

Arguments".
Macias, David. "Appreciatin' Depreciation"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; February 1 991 , p.46. Learn to get along with depre-
ciation calculations. DEPRECIATE.B.
Mikel, Jeff. "OS-9 Assembly Language"; CoCo3; June 1991,

p. 40. A guide for assembly-language programmer moving to

OS-9. FIRST.A.
Pittman, Larry. "Weights and Measures"; CoCo3; January 1991 ,

p.28. Quickly convert from one type of measurement to

another. MEASURE.B09.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; July 1990, p.48. "Loan

Procedures for MVFinance". UPDATE1.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; August 1990, p.38.

"CoCo 3 Does Windows".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; September 1990, p.39.

"OS-9 Gets the Grades". GRADEBOOK.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.58.

"OS-9 Graphics Primitives". OBJECTS.SCR.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; November 1990, p.27.

"Automating the Online Experience". MENUSETUP.
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; December 1990, p. 21 . "Legends

of the C".
Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; January 1991, p.46.

"Basic Instructions".

PROGRAMMING

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July
1990, p.20. "Son of Perplexing Puzzles". COINTOSS.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; August 1990, p.60. "The
Future of the CoCo".

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Sep-
tember 1990, p.32. "The Sound of the Touch". KEYPAD.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; October 1990, p.38. "Pro-
gramming Structure".

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; No-
vember 1990, p.40. "CoCos and LaserJets". CCGRAPH.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; De-
cember 1990, p.54. "Contest Results". CARDPUZL.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; April 1 991 , p.32. "EZ
Assembler". EZASM.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.38.
"Using EZASM". CLRSCN.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; June 1 991 , p.60. "EZ
Assembler Guidebook". SORTDRV.

Barnes, James. "Frustration Extinguisher"; CoCol /CoCo2/
CoCo3; August 1990, p.36. A quickie listing formatter. LIS-
TER.

Bergmann, Dean. "Life Without Line Numbers"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; August 1990, p.64. Will the virtues of BASIC09 never
cease. PRINTNAME.

Isted, Bruce. "CoCo 3 GIME CART* IRQs Explained"; CoCo3;
August 1990, p.20. A software technique that ends cartridge-
interrupt problems. IRQPOLLASM.

Law, Greg. "Organized Chaos"; June 1991, p. 10. Programming
techniques.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
September 1990, p.48. Simulating movement and change in
the game of life. EATING1.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
October 1990, p.54. Teaching your computer to read and
modify BASIC. INPUT.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
November 1990, p.32. An imaginary machine (Turing) comes
to life. TURING1.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
February 1 991 , p. 30. Graphing with a permutation of Mandel-
brot. MANDEL1 .

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
March 1991, p. 51 . Moving and twisting pictures on the graph-
ics screens. WARP1 .

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1991

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May 1 991 , p.56. Food for thought in the game of life. PREDA-
TOR.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
June 1991, p.76. Searching word puzzles. WORDPUZL

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The,"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
August 1990, p. 52. A machine-language, spiral-graph pro-
gram. SPIR01.

Zore, Ernest F. "Programming Quick Tips"; July 1990, p. 61.

QUESTION & ANSWER

Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; July 1990, p.26. Error-
Trapping Troubles.

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; July 1990, p. 58. "Bridge
the 68000 Gap".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; August 1990, p. 62.
"Hard Drives for 68K".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; September 1990, p. 52.
"Programming the PIAs".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; October 1990, p. 52.
"Disk-Drive Blues".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; November 1990, p. 24.
"Shifting Gears".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; December 1990, p. 68.
"GIME Ghostbusters".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; January 1991, p.56.
"Best Timing for512K".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; February 1991, p. 94.
"Disk Drive Power".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; March 1991, p.38.
"Sound Advice".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; April 1991, p.46. "Mo-
dem Upgrades".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; May 1 991 , p.42. "Memory
Upgrades".

Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; June 1991, p. 63. "Ter-
minal Programs".

Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; May 1991, p.34. "OS-9
Guidance".

UTILITY

Friesen, Geoff. "BASIC+"; CoCo3; June 1 991 , p.32. Several new

commands for BASIC. MKDAT.
Jorgenson, Mike. "Disk Master 3"; CoCo3; January 1991, p. 10.

Seven menu-driven utilities to take control of your system.

"1-Meg Upgrade"; August 1990, p.83.

"1990 CoCo Tax Estimator"; October 1990, p.75.

"512KCopy Utility"; January 1991, p.77.

"Arcade Factory, The"; September 1990, p.76.

"Arkanoid"; August 1990, p.76.

"Baby BASIC"; November 1990, p.71.

"Bankman"; May 1991, p.67.

"Barbarian Quest"; July 1990, p.83.

"Bed"; April 1991, p.66.

"Brainbuster Examiner"; March 1991, p.64.

"BrainbusterTestwriter"; March 1991, p. 68.

"C3 Fonts"; July 1990, p.78.

"CC3FAX"; April 1991, p.68.

"CEBBS2.1"; November 1990, p.72.

"Clll D-Link"; September 1990, p.74.

"Clll Lettrex"; December 1990, p.77.

"Clll Pages Enhanced"; December 1990, p.78.

"COMERR"; February 1991, p.78.

"Caveman"; April 1 991 , p.70.

"Classic Solitaire"; October 1990, p.80.

"CoCo Archiver"; March 1991, p.66.

"CoCo MIDI Pro"; February 1991, p.74.

"CoCo Yahtzee"; June 1 991 , p.71 .

"CoCothello"; June 1 991 , p.72.

"Connecting the CoCo to the Real World"; December 1 990, p.f

"DMP-PIC Utility"; July 1990, p.80.

"DS69View"; February 1991, p.72.

"DSDisk#1"; May 1991, p.70.

"Delta Pro"; May 1991, p.64.

"Directory Library"; February 1991, p.74.

"Diskette File Protector"; June 1991, p.71.

"Education Galore"; October 1990, p.78.

"Elite'Xfer"; October 1990, p.74.

"Entity, The"; December 1990, p.76.

"File Recovery System"; March 1991, p.68.

"Firespire"; November 1990, p.78.

"First Prize"; April 1 991 , p.64.

"Gallery Maker"; June 1991 , p.73.

"Games Pack I"; November 1990, p.81.

"Goldberg Utilities, The"; December 1990, p.74.

"Goodies Disk One"; February 1991, p. 79.

"Grafix Disk Package"; November 1990, p.76.

"Graphics Utility"; March 1991, p.67.

"Honor Quest"; May 1991, p.69.

"Hot CoCo!"; October 1990, p.72.

"Inside OS-9 Level II"; August 1990, p.80.

"Joy"; July 1990, p.76.

"Keyboard Template"; September 1990, p. 79.

"Killer Hawk"; July 1990, p.80.

"Kyum Gai:to be Ninja (OS-9 version)"; April 1991, p.72.

"La Belle Lucie"; February 1991, p.76.

"Labelbase"; November 1990, p.80.

"Level II Tools"; April 1991, p.68.

"MVCanvas"; October 1990, p.83.

"Mailman"; January 1991, p.75.

"Master Catalog"; September 1990, p.76.

"Math.l Library"; April 1991, p.66.

"Mind-Roll"; November 1990, p.72.

"Minigolf"; March 1991, p.64.

"Mixed Blessings"; February 1991, p.80.

"Morse CW"; July 1990, p.74.

"NFL Helmets Scrapbook"; January 1991, p.78.

"Nib Processor"; June 1991, p.73.

"Notes II"; August 1990, p.81.

"OS-9 Level II BBS"; September 1990, p.74.

"Overlord"; August 1990, p.78.

"Picture Bingo"; May 1991, p.67.

"Picture Disk 1"; February 1991, p.75.

"Picture Disks #5 & #6"; May 1991 , p.68.

"Planet Engine Version 1.1"; December 1990, p. 79.

"Power Stones of Ard II"; August 1990, p.78.

"Presto Partner"; July 1990, p.78.

"Print5"; October 1990, p.76.

"Pyramid Solitaire"; October 1990, p.74.

"Quest for Thelda, The"; November 1990, p.83.

"Rainbow Indexes"; February 1991, p.78.

"Rampage"; November 1990, p.73.

"Rascan 2.4"; December 1990, p.83.

"Revelation"; October 1990, p.77.

"Scripteller"; January 1991, p.72.

"Seventh Link"; July 1990, p.74.

"SmartWatch Drivers"; June 1991, p.74.

"SoundTrax"; January 1991, p.76.

"SoundTrax Instrument Disks"; April 1991, p.70.

"Space Ace"; January 1 991 , p.72.

"Space Raiders"; July 1990, p.79.

"Spectral Forces"; October 1990, p.79.

"Spell Master"; January 1991, p.78.

"Sprite-BASIC"; November 1990, p.78.

"Star Micronics Printer"; September 1990, p.79.

"StarPic"; January 1991, p.80.

"Super Comics+"; June 1991, p.70.

"SuperFile III"; August 1990, p.76.

"Superbook"; March 1991, p.70.

"T&D Cassette #93"; December 1990, p.74.

"T&D Issues #91 & #92"; January 1991, p.74.

"Tuty"; October 1990, p.78.

"VED/VPRINT"; February 1991, p.72.

"Wild & MV Version 2.1"; July 1990, p.77.

"Wiz, The"; November 1990, p.75.

"Word Power 3.3"; September 1990, p.72.

"Word Search"; August 1990, p.80.

"Zenix"; November 1990, p.71

Augsburg, Cray. "Printer Primer, The"; May 1991 , p. 28. A guide to
printer terms and features.

Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; July 1990, p. 92.
"Debugging THE RAINBOW".

Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; August 1990, p. 95.
"The Tenth Round".

Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; October 1990, p. 95.
"The Year Ahead".

Augsburg, Cray. "Wrapping the Rainbow"; April 1991, p.75.
"Unwrapping the RAINBOW".

Barberian, Richard. "Weights on Other Planets"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; February 1991, p. 91 . Weight computation for all
heavenly bodies. WEIGHTS.

Barberian, Richard. "Your Age in Days"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
November 1990, p.26. Calculate your current day age.
AGEDAYS.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July
1990, p.20. "Son of Perplexing Puzzles". COINTOSS.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; August 1990, p.60. "The
Future of the CoCo".

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Sep-
tember 1990, p.32. "The Sound of the Touch". KEYPAD.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; October 1990, p.38. "Pro-
gramming Structure".

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; No-
vember 1990, p.40. "CoCos and LaserJets". CCGRAPH.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; De-
cember 1990, p.54. "Contest Results". CARDPUZL.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.32. "EZ
Assembler". EZASM.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.38.
"Using EZASM". CLRSCN.

Barden, William. "Barden's Buffer"; CoCo3; June 1991, p.60. "EZ
Assembler Guidebook". SORTDRV.

Barnes, James. "Frustration Extinguisher"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; August 1990, p.36. A quickie listing formatter. LIS-
TER.

Bartels, Andrew. "Border Color Change"; CoCo3; January 1 991 ,
p. 24. A utility to enhance CoCo 3 screen displays. BORDER.

Becker, Rob. "Who Dunnit?"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1990, p.67. Find the clues with this detective game. DE-
TECTO.

Bergmann, Dean. "Life Without Line Numbers"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; August 1990, p.64. Will the virtues of BASIC09 never
cease. PRINTNAME.

Bernico, Bill. "Hi-Res Input Editor"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.37.
Allow user input on the Hi-Res screen. INPUT3.

Bernico, Bill. "Winning Combo, A"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.37.
Create your own dice. DICE.

Bloedow, Grant. "Stevedores"; CoCo3; November 1990, p.10. A
ship-shape version of a popular Russian game. STEVEDOR.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1990,
p.86. "Search the World Over". MAP.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1990, p.46. "The Melting Pot". AMERICAN.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p.54. "Check Your Calendar". CALENDAR.

Blyn, Steve. "Education Notes"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1991 , p.34. "A Trip to the Post Office". MAIL.

Boeldt, Larry. "BASICally Speaking"; July 1990, p.26. Error-
Trapping Troubles.

Boone, Ken. "CoCo Data Logger"; CoCo3; March 1991, p.16.
Monitor real-world events. COCODL.

Boudreaux, Andrew T. "CoCo TV"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; De-
cember 1990, p. 62. Start your own cable-TV series with help
from a friend. HEADER.

Boynton, David P. "Ring the Alarm"; CoCo3; December 1990,
p. 41 . A look at sounding the alarm under OS-9. ALARM. B09.

Braxmaier, Jay. "Color Ball"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1990, p. 59. Play pinball with a paddle instead of a flipper.
COLRBALL.

Bush, James. "Easy Come, Easy Go"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

April 1991, p.20. Betting with a Solitaire card game. EASYGO.
Carrock, Solla. "Fishing for the Right Words"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; January 1991, p.64. Try your creative hand at writing

poetry. FISHBOWL.
Carroll, James R. "Blackjack"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1991, p.10. Playawinning round. BLAKJACK.
Cheek, Joseph. "Menu System"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.38. Build

your own menu system. MS.B09.
Cho, Jamie L "Module Buster"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1 991 , p. 94. An OS-9 utility that breaks down files of merged
modules. BUST.B09.

Coolman, William W. "Bank Account"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1 991 , p.38. A simple program to help balance your

checkbook. BANK.
Cooper, Rick. "All the Knight Moves"; CoCo3; October 1 990, p.92.

An original idea for chess players. CHESSIQ.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace, the First Loop"; CoCo3; May 1991,

p.10. The ultimate shoestring desktop publisher. GENFMENU.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace: the Second Loop"; CoCo3; June 1 991 ,

p. 51 . Programs that create the Design menu and screen

dumps. GENDMENU.
Davis, Shawn M. "Directory Alphabetizer"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1991, p. 55. Arrange disk filenames in alphabetical

order. DIRALPHA.
Delbourgo, Bob. "In the Name of Equality"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1 991 , p. 61 . A number-scramble game. EQUALITY.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; August 1990, p.48. "Build

Your Own EPROM Programmer".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; September 1990, p.66.

"EPROM Programmer, Part II".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1990, p.64. "EPROM Programmer, Part III". MA-

KEPROM.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; December 1990, p. 52.

"EPROM Programmer Handbook".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; January 1 991 , p.36. "How

Cold Is It?".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; March 1991, p. 31. "How

Cold Is It?: Part II".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; May 1 991 , p.46. "Multiple A-

to-D Input".
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; June 1991 , p. 58. "On CoCo

Time".
Dufur, Glen. "Home Budget Analyst 4.0"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991, p.10. Record and maintain your personal

budget. BUDGET.
Ebacher, Jerome. "Addition"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1990, p.93. Timing drills to improve math skills. ADDITION.
Elliott, Phil. "Coloring";CoCo3; January 1991, p. 44. Use your own

colors to fill designs on the graphics screen. ING.
Enger, David C. "Quick Directory Sorter"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991, p.54. A machine-language, directory-sorting

utility. DIRSORT.
Estrado, Richard. "Freedom"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1 991 ,

p. 53. A graphics program of randomly-moving snake lines.

FREEDOM.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; July 1990, p.8. "Happy Anniversary".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; August 1990, p.8. "A Bright Horizon".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; September 1990, p.8. "It All Started With

Education".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; October 1990, p.8. "Graphically Speak-
ing".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; November 1990, p.8. "World Net".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; December 1990, p.8. "Unto What Far

Harbor?".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; January 1991, p.8. "Keeping the Spirit".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; February 1991, p.8. "Documented Evi-
dence".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; March 1 991 , p.8. "Come One, Come All".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; April 1 991 , p.8. "CoCo Hits a High Note".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; May 1991, p.8. "My First Printer".
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; June 1991, p.8. "Binary Blueprints".
Fingliss, Douglas. "Craps"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,

p. 57. A game of rolling the dice. CRAPS.
Friesen, Geoff. "Automatic Error Entry"; CoCo3; February 1991,

p.92. Enter the EDIT mode automatically on error detection.

AUTOERR.

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Friesen, Geoff. "BASIC+"; CoCo3; June 1 991 , p.32. Several new

commands for BASIC. MKDAT.
Friesen, Geoff. "Descriptive Error Messages"; CoCo3; October

1990, p. 51. User-friendly error messages. ERRMSG.
Friesen, Geoff. "Last Line Recall"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.87.

Redisplay the last command line you entered under BASIC.

LASTLINE.
Friesen, Geoff. "Line Copy"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1990,

p.70. Copy single BASIC program lines from place to place.

LCOPY.
Friesen, Perry. "Music Test"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.31. Learn the

lines and spaces on the bass and treble clefs. MUSICTST.
George, Tom. "Picture This!"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.10. Spec-
tra 3: full-featured graphics editor. MAKESPEC.
Goff, Kelly. "Ninth Year of Rainbow, The"; July 1990, p.64. An

index of articles, programs, reviews, and authors.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Append"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1991, p.68. A multi-purpose text-file utility. APPEND.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "For Your Eyes Only"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; July 1990, p.32. Logon protection for the single-user

OS-9 system. LOG.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Sort"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1 991 ,

p.28. A utility to sort lines in text files. SORT.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Tree Grows in OS-9, A"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; February 1991, p. 62. Print a directory tree for your

disks. TREE.ASM.
Goodman, Marty. "A Monitor for the CoCo 3"; March 1991, p. 14.

An update on monitors for the CoCo 3.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; July 1990, p. 58. "Bridge

the 68000 Gap".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; August 1990, p. 62.

"Hard Drives for 68K".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; September 1990, p. 52.

"Programming the PIAs".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; October 1990, p. 52.

"Disk-Drive Blues".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; November 1990, p. 24.

"Shifting Gears".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; December 1990, p.68.

"GIME Ghostbusters".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; January 1991, p. 56.

"Best Timing for 51 2K".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; February 1991, p. 94.

"Disk Drive Power".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; March 1991, p.38.

"Sound Advice".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; April 1991, p.46. "Mo-
dem Upgrades".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; May 1 991 , p.42. "Memory

Upgrades".
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; June 1 991 , p. 63. "Ter-
minal Programs".
Harris, Dale. "Banzai!"; CoCo3; September 1990, p. 18. Earn a

black belt in joystick karate. KARATE.
Harris, Warren & Harris, Neil. "KnightShift"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3; May 1991, p. 16. A game of medieval conquest.

KNIGHT.
Hart, Timothy W. "Handy Labeler"; CoCo3; July 1990, p.10.

LABEL.
Haverstock, Mark & Wills, Bill. "CoCo Home Video Companion";

December 1990, p.10. Let the CoCo 3 create titles, credits,

graphics for videos.
Hegberg, Joel Mathew. "Better Letters"; CoCo3; December 1 990,

p.46. Build more interconnected words to win. ADD-ON.
Hennon, Tim. "Music Grid"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.60. Create

random musical tones and flashing lights. MUSCGRID.
Hoin, Dennis. "Make or Break"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1991, p.65. Get ahead in this real-life game. SCREEN51.
Hooper, Marvin. "Compound Interest"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

May 1 991 , p.55. A simple program to compound interest for

specific periods. COMP - INT.
Houk, Cecil C. "MIDI Mods"; April 1991, p.62. Fighting back

against barely sufficient synthesizer designs.
Hunt, Matthew. "Plot a Lot"; CoCo3; September 1 990, p.10. Make

abstract math formulas concrete. GRAPH.
Issel, Jim K. "Terminal Entries"; November 1990, p.62. Get a

handle on some current communications programs.
Isted, Bruce. "CoCo 3 GIME CART* IRQs Explained"; CoCo3;

August 1990, p. 20. A software technique that ends cartridge-
interrupt problems. IRQPOLL.ASM.
Jackson, Christopher. "If Wife = Sue, Bring Your Potato Salad";

CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; September 1990, p.83. An interpre-
tive mail-merge utility. TSMAIL.
Johnson, Neil. "Slot Machine"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1 991 ,

p.20. A CoCo game that brings Las Vegas to you. SLOT.
Jorgenson, Mike. "Disk Master 3"; CoCo3; January 1991 , p.10.

Seven menu-driven utilities to take control of your system.

CONFIG.
Kenny, Keiran. "Angles on the CoCo"; CoCo3; December 1990,

p.73. An educational introduction to trigonometry. COCOT-

RIG.
Kenny, Keiran. "CoCo 3 Joystick"; CoCo3; August 1990, p.59. A

simple joystick doodling program. JOYSTK3.
Kenny, Keiran. "Graphics Experiments"; CoCo3; March 1991,

p.78. Some hints on graphics programming. HSCR4EXP.
Kenny, Keiran. "Hi-Res Art Pie"; CoCo3; June 1991, p.18. Learn

how to determine and set screen coordinates. HIRESPIE.
Kenny, Keiran. "Hot Gold"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1990, p.57. Find the hidden treasure. HOTGOLD.

Kenny, Keiran. "Neat Labels"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1991, p.24. Print address labels from data statements. LA-
BELS.

Kenny, Keiran. "Peeking at 135"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p.75. Use Address 135 for monitoring user input.
PEEK135.

Kessler, Gary C. "Brief Introduction to Modems, A"; November
1990, p. 12. Introduction to data communications using mo-
dems.

Kientzle, Tim. "Displaying Picture Files OS-9, Part III"; CoCo3;

December 1990, p. 34. Another look at data-compression

techniques. SETBUFFER.B0.
Kientzle, Tim. "Displaying Picture Files Using OS-9"; CoCo3;

November 1990, p. 48. Run-length decoding techniques and

displaying images. GETLINE.
Kientzle, Tim. "Getting the Picture With OS-9"; CoCo3; October

1990, p. 44. Picture-storage formats and displaying images

with OS-9. VEF.
Knapik, Steve. "Loans"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1991,

p. 29. Quickly find monthly payments and interest on loans.

LOANS.
Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; July 1990, p.62. "Binary Pot-
pourri".
Kuns, Eddie. "Database Report"; August 1990, p. 14. "Uploads

Galore!".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; September 1990, p. 70. "Online

Interactions".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; October 1990, p.68. "New Ma-
chines Coming".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; November 1990, p. 58. "New Del-
phi Rates".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; December 1990, p. 58. "The Delphi

Mailman".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; March 1991, p. 61. "The Mad

Slasher".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; April 1 991 , p. 54. "Conference".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; May 1991, p.22. "Conference

Control".
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; June 1991, p.22. "Online Effi-
ciency".
Larson, Richard. "Timer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1 991 ,

p. 60. CoCo makes a countdown timer. TIMER.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1990, p.72.

"The Missing Link".
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August 1990,

p.72. "BASIC09 Interfacing". GETID.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; September

1990, p.28. "Reading and Writing". PRINTJEST.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October 1990,

p.30. "Easy Access". OPEN_TEST.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December 1990,

p.87. "'tis the C Zen".
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January 1991,

p.52. "The C Zen Continues". TEST_1.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February 1 991 ,

p.22. "'tis Still the C Zen". READ_TEST.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,

p.72. "The Auto Formatter". AUTO.B09.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1 991 , p.28.

"Making Directories". MAKEDIR.C.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.20. "Graphics

Functions".
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; June 1991, p.28. "Cause for

Arguments".
Law, Greg. "Organized Chaos"; June 1991, p.10. Programming

techniques.
Liming, Douglas. "Pop-up Menus"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; No-
vember 1990, p.52. Expedite the menu-creating process.

POPUP.
Ling, Sharon. "Huck Bucks"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1990, p. 50. Make play money with the CoCo and a printer.

HUCKBUCK.
Lorbieski, Richard. "Turbo Light"; May 1991, p. 53. A bright idea

for monitoring clock speed on the CoCo 3.
Ludwig, John. "Doublewide"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1990, p. 44. Print double graphics screens side-by-side.
DBLWIDE.

Macias, David. "Appreciatin' Depreciation"; CoCol /CoCo2/
CoCo3; February 1 991 , p.46. Learn to get along with depre-
ciation calculations. DEPRECIATE. B.

McCarthy, James. "Credits"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1 991 ,
p. 9. Let CoCo roll the credits for your production. CREDITS.

Meijering, Rudy. "Solid Foundation in Chemistry"; CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1991, p. 66. CoCo becomes a chemistry tutor. CHETU-
TOR.

Merryman, Robert C. "Disk Controller ROM Selector"; March

1 991 , p.34. Switch between two disk ROMs.

Mikel, Jeff. "OS-9 Assembly Language"; CoCo3; June 1991,

p.40. A guide for assembly-language programmer moving to

OS-9. FIRST.A.
Milam, Loy. "Ohm's Law"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1991,

p.42. Ohm's-law calculator. OHMS-LAW.
Moore, Mike. "Directory Lister"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1 991 , p.86. Send the directory listing to the printer. DIRLIST.
Mosley, John. "Spiral"; CoCo3; August 1990, p.42. A look at

spiralized triangles. SPIRAL.
Musumeci, John. "Note Writer"; CoCo3; February 1 991 , p. 92. A

quick note and memo editor. NOTERITE.
Musumeci, John. "Note Writer 2 x 40"; CoCo3; June 1991, p.16.

Print 80-column notes and letters without the hassle.

NOTE2X40.
Myers, Nancy. "Stuff"; August 1990, p. 92. A computer widow's

tale.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1990, p. 48. Simulating movement and change in

the game of life. EATING1.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1990, p. 54. Teaching your computer to read and

modify BASIC. INPUT.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1990, p.32. An imaginary machine (Turing) comes

tolife.TURINGI
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991 , p. 30. Graphing with a permutation of Mandel-
brot. MANDEL1
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

March 1 991 , p. 51 . Moving and twisting pictures on the graph-
ics screens. WARP1 .
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

May 1 991 , p.56. Food forthought in the game of life. PREDA-
TOR.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
June 1991 , p.76. Searching word puzzles. WORDPUZL.

Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The,"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
August 1990, p:52. A machine-language, spiral-graph pro-
gram. SPIR01.

Olive, Tony. "Going Online: Primed and Ready"; November 1990,
p.46. A quick look at a first-timer's online discoveries.

Perlman, Richard. "Do-It- Yourself Database, Part V"; CoCol /
CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1990, p.36. A database to track house-
hold financial information. RETRV.

Phillips, Charles F. "Soldering Fundamentals"; March 1 991 , p.44.
Soldering tips for the hardware tinkerer.

Pillot, Giancarlo. "Music Catalog"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; No-
vember 1990, p.56. An instrumental program fortracking your
tunes. MUSIC.

Pittman, Larry. "Weights and Measures"; CoCo3; January 1 991 ,
p.28. Quickly convert from one type of measurement to
another. MEASURE. B09.

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; July 1990, p.48. "Loan
Procedures for MVFinance". UPDATE1.

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; August 1990, p.38.
"CoCo 3 Does Windows".

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; September 1990, p.39.
"OS-9 Gets the Grades". GRADEBOOK.

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; October 1990, p.58.
"OS-9 Graphics Primitives". OBJECTS. SCR.

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; November 1990, p.27.
"Automating the Online Experience". MENUSETUP.

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; December 1990, p. 21 . "Legends
of the C".

Puckett, Dale. "KISSable OS-9"; CoCo3; January 1991, p.46.
"Basic Instructions".

Quellhorst, George. "Pyramid"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.78. An
addictive, easy-to-play solitaire game. PYRAMID.

Quellhorst, George. "Resounding CoCo"; CoCo3; April 1991,
p.10. A graphical rewite of Music+. MUSIC3+.

Rainbow Staff. "RAINBOWfest 1990"; March 1991, p.48. Photos
from the Chicago 1990 show.

Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; May 1991, p.34. "OS-9
Guidance".

Reighard, Kenneth. "Air Raid"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1990, p. 31 . A high-flying action game. RAID.

Ridings, David. "Tic-Tac"; CoCo3; April 1991, p.50. A game
classic. TIC-TAC.

Rogers, Robert. "Laser Cycles"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p. 60. An action-video game with color graphics and
sound. LASER.

Ross, James. "OS-9 File Viewer"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.9. Use
keys to scroll forward and backward through ASCII files.
SCROLF.B09.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July
1990, p.54. "Old Game, New Twist". EZTHELLO.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August
1990, p.30. "EZ-Thello Plays Back". EZTHEL02.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Septem-
ber 1990, p.36. "Money 'n Math". MATHGEN3.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October

1990, p.34. "Between Numbers". BETWEEN2.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1990, p.66. "CoCo Tours the States". STATES.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1990, p.28. "The Tour Continues". MATCH50.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January
1991,p.40. "Visualizing Fractions 2". VISFRAC2.

Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1991, p.40. "Visualizing Fractions 3". VISFRAC3.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1991, p.20. "Visualizing Fractions 4". VISFRAC4.
Scerbo, Fred B. "Wishing Well"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; April

1991, p.58. "Lifeskills 7". LIFESKL7.
Smith, Jay. "Cracking the Nautical Code"; CoCo3; August 1990,

p.10. A BASIC program that teaches you international code

flags. CODEFLAG.
Stakelin, II Carl J. "Knight's Errant"; CoCo3; July 1 990, p.90. Doin'

the white/black shuffle. KNIGHT.
Steidl, Jeff. "Just Between Terminals"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1 990, p.28. Play the role of a data communications chip.

DATATRAN.
Stroffolino, Phil. "Jumpman"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1 991 , p.28. A quick look at the basics of graphics animation.

JUMPMAN.
Tandberg, Dan. "Wormy"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December

1990, p.20. Steer the growing worm without hitting anything.
WORMY.

Taulli, T.C. "Space Kamikaze"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1991,
p. 80. A shoot-'em-up arcade game of kamikaze destruction.
SPACE.

Teague, Bob. "Body Mass"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; February

1991 , p.90. Determine your optimum weight. BODYMASS.
Thompson, Ernie. "Adding Machine"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1990, p.36. A printing, adding-machine. ADD.
Tinklepaugh, Dale. "Bond Calculator"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1991, p.56. Computerized guidance for calculated

risks. BONDCALC.
Turowski, Donald. "Car Quest"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; June

1991, p. 18. The license-plate game for those trips in the car.

CARQUEST.
Walters, Francis M. "Spread a Sheet for Heat Loss"; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; September 1990, p.60. Using spreadsheets

for heat-loss calculations.
Webb, Mark. "Darts"; CoCo3; February 1991, p.83. Throw darts

on (not at) your CoCo's screen. DARTS.
Wolf, Eric A. "Pie Plotter"; CoCo3; January 1991, p.83. Create

your own pie charts. PIECHART.
Wyss-Gallifent, S. "Doc Reader"; CoCo3; May 1991, p.49. View

and print text files quickly and easily. READDOC.
Zore, Ernest F. "Programming Quick Tips"; July 1 990, p. 61 .

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of THE RAINBOW

Compiled by Julie Hutchinson

Eleven years? That's right, and this is our ninth yearly index of articles and reviews.
The items listed here appear in issues of THE RAINBOW from July 1991 to June 1992.
(Previous indices appear in past July issues, starting with July 1984.) To complete your
RAINBOW library, you'll find more information about how to get back issues with your
favorite programs and articles on Page 18 of this issue.

BUSINESS

Krueger, Roger F. "CoCo Writes Purchase Orders"; CoCo3; June
1992, p.1 . Use the CoCo 3 tor mailorder and other needs.
COCOPO.

COMMUNICATIONS

Ford, Steven. "CoCo Conversation"; July 1 991 , p. 22. Getting your
ham radio license

Hrach. Warren C. "RiBBS List": November 199',p 14 Astick-to-
your-RiBBS idea (or CoCo communications.

Kessler, Gary. 'Serial Asynchronous Conmiunicalions"; June
1 992, p.27. A look at the nitty gritty behind modems.

Kuns, Eddie. Delphi Bureau"; July 199', p.45. A mixed bag of
tricks

Kuns. Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; August 1991, p.4S. Literally speak-
ing.

Kuns. Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; September 1 991 , p 28I More dot
commands.

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau'; October 1991, p. 14. Database
reconstruction.

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; November 1991. p. 31. Group
descriptions.

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; December 1 991 , p.32. Submission
ideas.

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; January 1992, p.16. Editing sub-
missions.

Kuns. Eddie. "Delphi Bureau'; February 1992. p.29. Editing
submissions II.

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; May 1992. p25.

Kuns. Eddie. "Delphi Bureau": June 1992. p. 18. New Features.
Rainbow Staff, The "Data Transmission Reaches New Speeds";
March 1992. p. 1.

EDITORIAL COMMENT

Falk.
Falk,
Falk.
Falk.
Falk,
Falk.
Falk.
Falk,
Falk.
Falk,
Falk.
Falk,

Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.
Lonnie.

Print#-2"; July 1991. p.08.
"Print#-2"; August 1991, p. 10.
'Print#-2"; September 1991. p.08.
-Print#-2"; October 1 991 . p.08.
"Print*-?'; November 1 991 . p.08.
-Print#-2"; December 1 991 . p.08.
"PrinW-2"; January 1992. p.07.
•Print#-2"; February 1992. p.07.
-Print#-2"; March 1992. p.02.
"Print#-2"; April 1992, p.02.
"Print#-2"; May 1992, p.02.
"Print#-2"; June 1992. p.2.

EDUCATION

Cheves, Warren, "Let CoCo Do the Grading"; CoCo1/CoCo2/
CoCo3; September 1 991 . p. 14. A multiple-choice test grader
with strings attached. MCTEST.

Elliott. Jr. Phil. "Name That Country'; CoCo3; September 1991.
p. 058. A graphics-based quiz on nations. COUNTRY

GAMES

Aftamonow. George & Aftamonow. Ellen. 'Swap Around tor Logic
Buffs"; CoCo3; May 1992, p. 17. Test your logical thinking
skills. SWAP.

Dueck. Jon. "Pirate's Treasure"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1 991 . p.46. A text adventure for use with the CoCo 1 ,2 and
3. DEMON.

Gattis, Kevin. "The Wizarc Puts a Hex on Checkers": CoCol/
CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1992, p.1 . A twist on checkers as we
know it. WIZARD.

Golias, Ruth. "Activities for a Rainy Day"; CoCo3; April 1 992, p.4.
Bcnsey Weensey Spider in graphic and musical form. EW
SPIDER.

Hegberg, Joel M. "Racing Season Opens!"; CoCo3; May 1992.
p.28. Auto race through all four seasons. SRACER.

Kimball, Bob. "Patriot Command"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3, April
1992, p.20. Desert warfare for the CoCo. PATRIOT.

McDowell, Jim. 'Two Players for the Price of One"; CoCol/
CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1992. p.1 1 . A two-player arcade game
for all CoCos. STARGRAB.

Quellhorst, George. "Pyramid 2": CoCol /CoCo2'CoCo3; Octo-
ber 1991. p.25. An odds-on favorite with Solitaire. PYRA-
MID2.

Renfro, Brad. "Word Search"; CoCo3; March 1992. p.6. A word
finder for word-search players. WORDFIND.

Saya. John A. "Quick Reflexes Are a Must"; CoCo3; April 1992.
p.25. A game of luck (and skill). TESTLUCK.

Saya, John A. "Get a Bang Out of Word Games"; CoCo3; June
1992. p.22. Beat the bomb by unscrambling the words.
BEATBOMB.

Schaller. David. "Superdice"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July 1991,
p. 41 . A modern roll for a seasoned game. SUPRDICE.

Speight, Kevin. "Logic Puzzler"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1992, p.024. An endless supply of logic puzzles. LOGIC.

Weisenburger, M. "Megatank"; CoCo3; August 1991, p.34. A
battle of wits against alien forces. MFGATANK.

GENERAL

Moore. ROB. Tenth Year of The RAINBOW. The": July 1991.

p.60. Index to articles, programs, reviews and authors from

1991.
Palmer. Bill. "HP DeskJet and the CoCo. The"; May 1992. p.1.

Using the DeskJet with the CoCo for better results.
Rainbow Staff, The. 'The Computer Will"; April 1 992, p. 1 . A look

at making a will for your computer system.

GRAPHICS

Bernico, Bill. Add Pizazz to title Screens;. CoCol ,'CoCo2/

CoCo3, May 1992, p.30. Use graphics tricks to create fancy

title screens. TITLES.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace: The Epson Version"; CoCo3; August

1 991 ,p56 Part IV brings the Epson/IBM-compatible version.

ULE.
Curlis. H. Allen. "Ultralace: The Tandy Version': CoCo3; July

1 99*. p.34. Part III brings the Tandy version of main Ultralace

program. ULT.
Curtis, H. Allen. Ultralace: Tying the Knot"; CoCo3; September

1 991 , p.32. Instructions lor using both versions of the CoCo 3
desktop.

Curtis. H. Allen. "Ultralace: Update and Upgrade"; CoCo3; May

1992, p.20. ALTUL.

Dahlke, Ron. "Expander Gives the Full CoCo 3 Picture"; CoCo3;

June 1 992, p. 24. Using the full 225 lines on the Hi-Res screen.

EXPANDER.
Friesen. Geoff. "Font Magician"; CoCo3; August 1 991 . p.06. Add

the IBM extended character set to the CoCo 3's graphics.

MKFONT.
Kenny, Keiran "CoCo 3 Sees Stars"; CoCo3; April 1992, p.8.

CoCo 3 draws stars with various numbers of points VARIS-

TAR.
Mitchel. Barry. "Turn the World On End' ; CoCo3; June 1 992, p. 1 2.

A graphics and sound demo for the CoCo 3. INORBIT.
Severs. Roger. "Gone Fishin"; CoCo3; April 1 992. p.27. A quickie

animation demo for the CoCo 3. FISHIN.

July 1992
HARDWARE

25

Charrois, Dan. Interrupt-Driven Serial Communications'*; CoCo3;

February 1992, p.36. Reliable host operation through the

CcCo3 serial port DANTERM.
Distefano, Tony. Turn of the Screw"; July 1991 , p.48. A slice of(

time.
Distefano, Tony. Turn of the Screw"; September 1991 . p.42. It's

about time. SETM.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; October 1991 ,p.1 8. EPROM

programmer, too. EPROM. ASM.
Distefano, Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; January 1992, p.36. Hard

drives and SCSI,
Goodman, Marty. "Modification Allows Y Cables"; March 1992.

p.7. A fix for disk controllers for use on Y cables.
Goodman, Marty. 'RS-232 Retrofit"; July 1991 f p.10. Convert a

DC Modem Pak into an RS-232 pack.
Goodman, Marty. Upgrade Your Multi-Pak"; October 1 991 , p.052.

Using the MPI with the CoCo 3.
Steidl. Jeff. "Pause Switch Adds Freedom to CoCo Habits"; June

1 992, p. 1 0. A pause switch that works with all programs and

CoCos.

HOME APPLICATIONS

Duff, Stephen 'Badge Master"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1 991 , p.46. Track awards for members of your organiza-
tion. BADGE.

Griffard, Bob. 'House Inventory"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1991. p.14. Making a list and checking ittwice. HOUSEINV.
Kiedaisch, Charles. "BarGraph Printer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

June 1992, p.24. A way to print quick and easy bar graphs.
BARGRAPH.
Masterson, Peter. "Master List"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3: March

1992. p.24. A feature-packed filer MLDATA.

Polonsky, David. "Versabase"; CoCo3; February 1992, p. 10. A

feature-packed flexible filing system. VCRDATA.
Sabel. A.J. "Spreadsheet Gets Right on the Course"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1992. p.1. A spreadsheet template for

golf handicapping.
Speight, Kevin. "Matchmaker. Matchmaker"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1992, p.1 6. Pairing "couples" for most any

purpose. MATCHMAK.
Spencer, Brad. "CoCo 3 Stores Recipes. The'; CoCo3 March

1992, p.14. A repeat recipe filer for the CoCo 3. RECIPE2.

MUSIC

Miller. William K. "Music Tutor"; CoCo3: October 1991. p.59.

Learn to read music with a quiz. NOTETUTR.
Neon, Walt. "CoCo Sound Generator. The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCo3: December 1 991 . p.30. Add bells and whistles to your

BASIC creations. SOUNDGEN.

NOVICES NICHE

Aftamonow, George. "Peggity"; CoCo3; December 1991, p.22.
PEGGITY.

Barberian Jr., Rich. "Echo"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; November
1991, p.27 ECHO

Bernico. Bill. "By the Numbers"; CoCo3; January 1992, p.42.
NUMBERS.

Bernico, Bill. "Pop-Up Menus"; CoCo3; February 1992, p.34.
POPUPMEN.

Bernico. Bill. "Press Continue"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1991. p.20 PRESCONT.

Cemons. John D. "CoCo-Dot"; CoCo3; November 1991, p.28.
C0C0D0T.

Day, Darren Blaine. "File Size"; CoCol /CoCo2'CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1991, p.20. FILESIZE.

Eary, Danny & Eary, Peggy. "Christmas Home"; CoCol /CoCo2/
CoCo3; January 1992, p.39. XMASHOME.

Friesen, Geoff. "Improved Directory"; CoCo3; December 1991,

26 July 1992

THE RAINBOW

p. 21. IDIR.
Gibson, Charles. Tax Tables". CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1991, p.24. TAXTABLE.

Golias. Ruth, "Indians"; CoCo3; October 1991, p.39. INDIANS.
Hegberg. Joel. "Text-Screen Dump"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1991, p.23. TEXTDUMP.
Katsekes, Chuck. "Palette Control"; CoCo3; August 1991 , p.23.

PAL40-80
Kenny, Keiran. "Color Dcoder, A"; CoCc3; October 1 991 , p.36.

CLRDUDLR.
Kenny, Keiran. "File Finder", CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3. November

1991,p.27. FILEFNDR.
Kenny. Keiran. "PMODE 4 Snapshot"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3:

December 1991, p. 21. PM4PTSCR.
Kenny, Keiran. "Palette Tints"; CoCo3; December 1991. p.25.

TINTPAL.
Kenny, Keiran. "Poke Text"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1992, p.39. POKETEXT.

Kenny. Keiran. 'Pre-fabArkitekt";CoCo1.'CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1992, p.33. ARKITEKT.

Kenny, Keiran. Tape-to-Tape ML"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
November 1 991 . p.28. COPYML.

Kenny, Keiran. "Text & Graphics"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Au-
gust 1991, p.22. PIXTEXT4.

Kenny, Keiran. "Vocabulary Aid; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; Octo-
ber 1991, p. 38. VOCABLRY.

Knoppow, Jim. "Screen Selector"; CoCo3; January 1992. p.40.
SCREEN.

Musumeci John. "DeSpace, DeSpace";CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
January 1992, p.40. DESPACE.

Norris, John. "Cable TV"; CoCol /CoCo2'CcCo3; October 1 991 ,
p.36. CABLETV.

Nugent. Robert C. "Egg Timer"; CoCo3; November 1991 , p.29.
EGGTIMER.

Page, Mark. 'Check Disk"; CoCo3; January 1992, p.41. CHKDSK.

Polonsky. David. "Photo Database"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;
January 1992, p.42. CAMERA.

Ricketts, Steve. "Disk Table"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3; January
1992, p.40. DISKTABL.

Saya, John A. "CoCo Hangman"; CoCo3; February 1992, p.32.
COCOHANG.

Voss. Mikel. "Sine Lines 3"; CoCo3; February 1992, p.32. SIN-
LINES.

OS-9

Besherse, Berrie E. "Addressed to You";CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1 991 , p. 46. An easy-to-use address label maker

forBASIC09. ADRLABEL.B09.
Dubuc, Francois. "Spicy Dice"; CoCo3; December 1 991 , p. 14. A

BASIC09 dice game. DICE_GAME.
Gault, Robert. "Interrupted Again"; CcCo3; August 1 991 . p.28. A

software technique to eliminate interrupt problems

IRQPOLL.ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Easy Display"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1 991 , p. 048. A display command that accepts deci-
mal numbers. DISPLAY ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Lost and Found: An OS-9 File Finder';

CoCo1/CoCo2'CoCo3; March 1992, p.27. File find for the OS-

9 operating system. FIND. ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Pretty-print OS-9 Source Code"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; June 1992, p.8. Columnarize OS-9 assembly

listings the easy way. PRETTY. ASM
Goldberg. Stephen B. "Vname Lets You Make the Call"; CoCol/

CoCc2/CoCo3; Mav 1992, p.6. Change disk volume names

on the fly. VNAME.ASM.
Kientzle, Tim. "Communicating With OS-9"; CoCo1/CoCo2/

CoCc3; November 1991. p.22. Getting the word out about

going online.
Kientzle, Tim. "Making the Move": CoCol /CoCo2vCoCo3; Octo-
ber 1991. p.010. Transferring fliles between Disk BASIC and

OS-9.

Law. Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; August 1991. p.16. Using
system calls. GETJD.C.

Law, Grog. "Breakpoint"; October 1991, p. 41. Creating aC
library.

Law. Greg. 'Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December 1991,
p.44. The procedure generator. PROCGEN.B09.

Law, Greg. "Breakpoint", CoCo3, February 1992. p.18. Upper-
case directories. MAKEDIR.C.

Law. Greg. "Breakpoint";CcCo3; April 1992, p. 18. Salvage Files.
SALVAGE.ASM.

Law, Greg. 'Breakpoint"; CoCo3; May 1992, p.22. TRS.C.

PROGRAMMING

Dessel. Jason. "New CLS Routines: ML and the CoCo 3"; CoCo3;

June 1 992. p. 1 . Altering CLS to dear the CoCo 3 screens in

new ways. SNAKE.
Mabry, George M. "Card-Player's Sort, The"; CoCol, CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1992, p.5. Sort data the card-players way.

CARDSORT.
Nee. William P "Assembly Line. The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1 991 . p.28. The machine-language mailbag. PUCHINK1 .
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1991. p. 41. Using assembly-language macros. EN-

LARGE1.
Nee. William P. "Assembly Line. The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1991, p.18. Afine'ern. AFFCOMP.
Nee. William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1 991 , p.43. CoCo makes waves. WAVES 1 .
Nee. William P. "Assembly Line. The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3:

November 1991. p.18. The Game of Life. LIFEDRVR.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The": CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1992. p.20. The game of Mill. MILLDRV.
Nee. William P. "Assembly Line, The": CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1992. p.20, Zig Zag 7IG7AGDR

QUESTION & ANSWER

Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; July 1991. p.18,
Goodman, Marty, "CoCc Consultaions"; August 1991. p. 30.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCoConsultations";September 1 991 1 p.36.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; October 1 991 , p.32.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; November 1991, p. 31.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; December 1991. p.26.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; January 1992, p. 30.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; February 1992, p.26.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; March 1992, p.20,
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; April 1992. p. 12.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; May 1992, p. 10.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCc Consultations"; June 1992, p. 4.
Rainbow Staff. The. "OS-9 Hotline", July 1991, p.56. Passing

parameters.
Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; August 1991, p.38. Down to

business.
Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; September 1991, p.48.
Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; October 1991, p.30.

TUTORIAL

Coldwell, John A. 'Multi-Column Directories Get Easier"; CoCo3;
April 1992. p. 10. Using pokes to achieve multi-column direc-
tory listings. SHORTCUT.

UTILITY

Augsburg, Cray. "Speedy PMODE Screen Dump"; CoCol /CoCo2/
CoCo3; May 1992, p.1. Machine-language PMODE dumps
for most printers. TANDUMP.

Collyer. John "EZDASM: Tear Into Memory'; CoCol /CoCo2/
CoCo3; April 1992, p.8. An easy-to-use disassembler
EZDASM.

Friesen, Geoff. "Program Launcher Helps Users Get Started";
CoCo3; April 1992, p.16. A BASIC-program launcher for the
CoCo 3. LAUNCHER.

Hameluck. Jeff. "Printing Sideways"; CoCo3; April 1992, p.23. A
way to make wide printouts look more professional. SIDE-
WAYS.

Hegberg. Joel "DOS Root for BASIC Programs"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; March 1 992, p.1 0. Tell BASIC to boot your programs

with DOS. AUTOBOOT.
Johnson, Nick. "ID: Get File Information Quickly"; CoCo3; May

1 992, p.28. Get all the info on your disks' contents. ID.
Kientzle. Tim. "Archiving Files"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1992, p.10. A look at what archiving tools are available.
Rumpel, Kathy. 'Directory Helper"; CoCo3; January 1992, p.26.

An icon-driven disk-file manager'. DIRECT.
Woolridge. Mike. "Move PRINT@ to a New Location'; CoCo3;

June 1992. p.1 4. A converter for relocating PRINT@ state-
ments. CONVERT.
Wyss-Gallifent, ST. "Gray-Level Printing for HSCREEN2";

CoCo3: May 1 992, p.4. Achieve 1 1 gray levels for HSCREEN2

printouts. AUTOGRAY.

REVIEWS

"All Rick's Software"; January 1992. p.44.
"CF83 Forth"; February 1992, p.42.
"Clll PagesE2.5"; December 1991 , p.39.
"Calendar 1 "; September 1 991 , p.54.
'CoCo Calculator; January 1992, p.46.
"CoCo Family Recorder, The"; June 1992. p.1 5.
'CoCo Labels"; July 1991, p. 51.
"CoCo Tools"; November 1 991 , p.40.
'Crystal City"; July 1991, p.53.
•Cybervoice"; December 1991, p.36.
'DIR";May 1992, p.30.

'DMA: The Disk Manager's Apprentice"; November 1991, p.37.
•DPMax";May 1992, p. 21.
"Data Windows"; November 1991, p.39.
'Desk Accessory Pak"; June 1992, p.1 3.
• Digitizer 3+. The"; July 1 991 , p. 51 .
"Duo Deck Solitaire"; March 1992, p.30.
'Gems"; February 1992. p.47.
! Goodies Disk Two"; April 1992, p.04.
'HideScreen*; January 1992. p.44.
"High Finance"; September 1 991 . p.52.
-KBCom"; March 1992. p.1 2.
"MM/1"; December 1991, p.10.
"MV Banner": April 1992. p.07.
"Match'em"; July 1991. p.55.
"Microware Basic"; September 1991, p.54.
"NIB Kelly & Company"; November 1 991 . p. 41 .
"NIB Swimsuits & Lingerie, Vol. I"; July 1 991 , p.54.
"OS-9 Calendar Utilities"; December 1 991 , p.38.
"OS-9 Level 2 Game Pack"; March 1992, p.22.
'OS-9 Variations of Solitaire"; April 1992, p.22.
°POW/MIA Database"; November *991 , p.37.
"Photon"; May 1992, p.04.
'Printer Bible, The"; April 1992, p.1 9.

'Sidney, the Super Space Snake"; November 1991,
p.37.<ltems>"Sound Source Library, The"; March 1 992, p.1 2.
'Soviet Bloc"; September 1991, p.52.
'Super Boot": February 1992, p.42.
'System IV"; September 1 991 . p. 1 0.
"T&D Issue #1 05"; September 1 991 . p.56.
•TV"; March 1992, p. 15.
•Tomcat TC-9"; November 1991. p010.
'Tools II"; February 1992, p.44.
•Unbelievable Offer #3"; June 1992, p26.
'Util Disk"; July 1991, p.52.
"WPShel"; January 1992. p.46.
'Window Master 3.0": May 1992. p 18.
'World Class Chess"; January 1992, p.47.
'ZCIock"; December 1991, p38.

AUTHORS

Aftamonow, George. "Pegqity"; CoCo3; December 1991, p.22.

PEGGITY.
Aftamonow, George & Aftamonow, Ellen. "Swap Around for Logic

Buffs"; CoCo3; May 1992. p.1 7. Test your logical thinkino

skills. SWAP.
Augsburg, Cray. "Speedy PMODE Screen Dump"; CoCol /CoCo2.'

CoCo3; May 1992. p.1. Machine-language PMODE dumps

for most printers. TANDUMP.
Barberian Jr., Rich. 'Echo"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; November

1991. p.27. ECHO.
Bernico. Bill. 'Add Pzazz to Title Screens": CoCol /CoCo2./

CoCo3; May 1992. p.30. Use graphics tricks to create fancy

title screens. TITLES.
Bernico, Bill. "By the Numbers": CoCo3; January 1992, p.42.

NUMBERS.
Bernico. Bill. "Pop-Up Menus"; CoCo3; February 1992. p.34

POPUPMEN.
Bernico. Bill. "Press Continue"; CoCol /CoCo2.'CoCo3: Decem-
ber 1991. p.20. PRESCONT.
3esherse, Bemie E. "Addressed to You"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3.

September 1991, p.46. An easy-to-use address label maker

lor BASIC09. ADRLABEL.B09.
Charrcis, Dan. Interrupt-Driven Serial Communications"; CoCo3;

February 1992, p.36. Reliable host operation through the

CoCo 3 serial port. DANTERM.
Cheves, Warren, 'let CoCo Do the Grading"; CoCo1/CoCo2.'

CoCo3; September 1991 p. 14. A multiple-choice test grader

with strings attached MCTEST
demons, John D. "CoCo-Dot": CoCo3: November 1991, p.28

COCODOT.
Coldwell, John A. "Mulli-Column Directories Get Easier; CoCo3;

April 1 992, p. 1 0. Using pokes to achieve multi column direc

tory listings. SHORTCUT.
Collyer. John. "EZDASM: Tear Into Memory"; CoCo1/CoCo2,"

CoCo3; April 1992. p.8. An easy-to-use disassembler

EZDASM.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace: The Epson Version"; CoCo3; August

1 991 ,0.56. Part IV brings the Epson/IBM-compatible version.

ULE.
Curtis. H. Allen. "Ultralace: The Tandy Version"; CoCo3; July

1 991 , 0.34. Part III brings the Tandy version of main Ultralace

program. ULT.
Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultraace: Tying the Knot"; CoCo3; September

1 991 , p.32. Instructions for using both versions of the CoCo 3
desktop.

Curtis, H. Allen. "Ultralace: Update and Upgrade"; CoCo3; May

1992. p.20. ALTUL.

Dahlke, Ron. "Expander Gives the Full CoCo 3 Picture"; CoCo3;
June 1 992, p.24. Using the full 225 lines on the H-Res screen.
EXPANDER.

Day, Darren Blaine. 'File Size"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1991. p.20. FILESIZE.

Dessel, Jason. "New CLS Routines: ML and the CoCo 3"; CoCo3;
June 1992. p. 1. Altering CLS to clear the CoCo 3 screens in
new ways. SNAKE.

Distefano. Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; July 1991 , p.48. A slice of
time.

Distefano, Tony. 'Turn of the Screw"; September 1991 , p.42. It's
about time. SETM.

Distefano. Tony. 'Turn of the Screw"; October 1 991 , p. 1 8. EPROM
programmer, too. EPROM. ASM.

Distefano. Tony. "Turn of the Screw"; January 1992. p.36. Hard
drives and SCSI.

Dubuc, Francois. "Spicy Dice", CoCo3, December 1991 . p.1 4. A
BASIC09 dice game. DICE_GAME.

Dueck. Jon. "Pirate's Treasure"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Decem-
ber 1991. p.46. A text adventure for use with the CoCo 1 ,2 and
3. DEMON.

Duff, Stephen. "Badge Master'*; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Novem-
ber 1 991 . p.46. Track awards for members of your organiza-
tion. BADGE.

Eary. Danny & Eary, Peggy. "Christmas Home"; CoCol /CoCo2'
CoCo3. January 1992. p.39. XMASHOME. Elliott. Jr. Phil.

"Name That Country"; CoCo3; September 1991, p.058. A

graphics-based quiz on nations. COUNTRY.
Falk, Lonnie "Print#-2"; July 1991, p.08.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; August 1991, p.10.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; September 1 991 , p.08.
Falk, Lonnie. -Print#-2"; October 1 991 , p.08.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; November 1 991 , p.08.
Falk. Lonnie. "Print#-2"; December 1 991 , p.08.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; January 1992, p.07.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; February 1992. p.07.
Falk. Lonnie. "Print#-2"; March 1992, p.02.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; April 1992, p.02.
Falk, Lonnie. "Print#-2"; May 1992. p.02.
Falk. Lonnie. "Print#-2"; June 1992, p.2.
Ford. Steven. "CoCo Conversation"; July 1 991 , p.22. Getting your

ham radio license.
Friesen, Geoff. "Font Magician"; CoCo3; August 1 991 , p.06. Add

the IBM extended character set to the CoCo 3's graphics.

MKFONT.
Friesen, Geoff. "Improved Directory"; CoCo3; December 1991,

p.21 IDIR.
Friesen. Geoff. "Program Launcher Helps Users Get Started";

CoCo3; April 1992. p. 16. A BASIC-program launcher for the

CoCo 3. LAUNCHER.
Gattis. Kevin. "The Wizard Puts a Hex on Checkers"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1992. p.1 A twist on checkers as we

know it. WIZARD.
Gault, Robert. "Interrupted Again"; CoCo3; August 1 991 , p.28. A

software technique to eliminate interrupt problems.

IRQPOLL.ASM.
Gibson. Charles. "Tax Tables"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; August

1991, p.24. TAXTABLE.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Easy Display"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1991 , p.046. A display command that accepts deci-
mal numbers. DISPLAY.ASM.
Goldberg. Stephen B. "Lost and Found: An OS-9 File Finder";

CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; March 1 992, p.27. File find for the OS-

9 operating system. FIND. ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Pretty-print OS-9 Source Code": CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3;June 1992. p.8. Columnarize OS-9 assembly

listings the easy way. PRETTY. ASM.
Goldberg, Stephen B. "Vname Lets YOU Make the Call"; CoCol /

CoCo2/CoCo3; May 1992, p.6. Change disk volume names

on the fly. VNAME.ASM.
Golias, Ruth. "Activities for a Rainy Day"; CoCo3: April 1 992. p.4.

Eensey Weensey Spider in graphic and musical form. EW-

SPIDER.
Golias, Ruth. "Indians"; CoCo3; October 1991, p.39. INDIANS.
Goodman. Marty. "CoCo Consultations'; July 1991, p.18.
Goodman. Marty. "CoCo Consultations": August 1991, p.30.
Goodman. Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; September 1 991 , p.36.
Goodman. Many. "CoCo Consultations"; October 1991, p.32.
Goodman, Marty "CoCo Consultations'; November 1991. p. 31.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; December 1991. p.26.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; January 1992, p.30.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations"; February 1992, p.26.
Goodman, Marty. "CoCo Consultations'; March 1992, p.20.
Goodman, Marty "CoCo Consultations"; April 1992, p.1 2.
Goodman. Marty "CoCo Consultations"; May 1992, p.10.
Goodman, Marty 'CoCo Consultations"; June 1992, p.4.
Goodman. Marty. "Modification Allows Y Cables"; March 1992,

p.7. A fix for disk controllers for use on Y cables.
Goodman, Marty. "RS-232 Retrofit"; July 1 991 , p. 1 0. Convert a

DC Modem Pak into an RS-232 oack.
Goodman, Marty. "Upgrade Your Multi-Pak"; October 1 991 . p.052.

Using the MPI with the CoCo 3.
Griffard. Bob. "House Inventory"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; July

1 991 , p. 14. Making a list and checking it twice. HOUSEINV.
Hameluck, Jeff. "Printing Sideways"; CoCo3; April 1992. p.23. A

way to make wide printouts look more professional. SIDE-
WAYS.
Hegberg. Joel. "DOS Boot lor BASIC Programs": CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; March 1992. p.10. Tell BASIC to boot your programs

with DOS. AUTOBOOT.
Hegberg. Joel. Text-Screen Dump"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1991, p.23. TEXTDUMP.
Hegberg. Joel M "Racing Season Opens!"; CoCo3; May 1992,

p.28. Auto race through all four seasons. SRACER.
Hrach, Warren C. "RiBBS List"; November 1 991 , p. 14. A stick-to-

your-RiBBS idea lor CoCo communications.
Johnson, Nick. "ID: Get File Information Quickly"; CoCo3; May

1 992. p.28. Get all the info on ycur disks' contents. ID.
Kalsekes. Chuck. "Palette Control"; CoCo3; August 1 991 , p.23.

PAL40-80.
Kenny. Keiran. "CoCo 3 Sees Stars"; CoCo3: April 1992. p.8.

CoCo 3 draws stars with various numbers of points. VARIS-

TAR.
Kenny. Keiran. -Color Doodler'. A": CoCo3: October 1991 . p.36.

CLRDUDLR.
Kenny, Keiran. "File Finder"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; November

1991, p.27. FILEFNDR.

Kenny, Keiran. "PMODE 4 Snapshot"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

December 1 991 . p. 21 . PM4PTSCR.
Kenny, Keiran. Palette Tints"; CoCo3; December 1991, p.25.

TINTPAL
Kenny, Keiran. "Poke Text": CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1992. p.39. POKETEXT.

Kenny. Keiran. "Pre-fab Arkitekt"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Febru-
ary 1992. p.33. ARKITEKT.

Kenny. Keiran. "Tape-to-Tape ML"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
November 1 991 , p.28. CCPYML.

Kenny. Keiran. "Text 8 Graphics"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Au-
gust 1991. p.22. PIXTEXT4.

Kenny. Keiran. 'Vocabulary Aid": CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Octo
ber 1991. p.38. VOCABLRY.

Kessler, Gary. 'Serial Asynchronous Communications"; June
1 992, p.27. A look at the nitty gritty behind modems.

Kiedaisch, Charles. "Bar Graph Printer"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;
June 1992, p.24 A way to print quick and easy bar graphs.
BARGRAPH.

Kientzle. Tim. "Archiving Files"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January
1992. p.10. A look at what archiving tools are available.

Kientzle, Tim. "Communicating With OS-9"; CoCol .'CoCo2/
CoCo3; November 1991, p.22. Getting the word out about
going online.

Kientzle, Tim. "Making the Move"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Octo-
ber 1991. p. 010. Transferring files between Disk BASIC and
OS-9.

Kimball. Bob. "Patriot Command"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; April
1992. p.20. Desert warfare for the CoCo. PATRIOT.

Knoppow, Jim. "Screen Selector"; CoCo3; January 1992, p.40.
SCREEN.

Krueger, Roger F. "CoCo Writes Purchase Orders"; CoCo3; June
1992. p.1 . Use trie CoCo 3 for mail-order and other needs.
COCOPO.

Kuns. Eddie. 'Delphi Bureau"; July 1991, p.45. A mixed bag of
tricks.

Kuns. Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; August 1 991 , p.46. Literally speak-
ing.

Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; September 1991 . p.28. More dot

commands.
Kuns. Eddie. 'Delphi Bureau"; October 1991, p.1 4. Database

reconstruction.
Kuns. Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; November 1991. p. 31. Group

descriptions.
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau". December 1 991 , p.32. Submission

ideas.
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; January 1992, p.16. Editing sub-
missions.
Kuns, Eddie. "Delphi Bureau"; February 1992, p.29. Editing

submissions II.
Kuns, Eddie. 'Delphi Bureau"; May 1992, p.25.
Kuns, Eddie. 'Delphi Bureau"; June 1992, p.18. New Features.
Law. Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; August 1991, p.16. Using

system calls. GETJD.C.
Law. Greg. "Breakpoint"; October 1991, p. 41. Creating a C

library.

Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; December 1 991 .
p.44. The procedure generator. PHOCGEN.B09.

Law, Greg. 'Breakpoint"; CoCo3; February 1992, p.18. Upper-
case directories. MAKEDIR.C.
Law. Greg. "BreakPoint":CoCo3; April 1992,p.18. Salvage Files.

SALVAGE.ASM.
Law, Greg. "Breakpoint"; CoCo3; May 1992, p.22. TRS.C.
Mabry, George M. "Card-Player's Sort, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1992. p.5. Sort data the card-players way.

CARDSORT.
Masterson, Peter. "Master List"; CoCol ./CoCo2/CoCo3; March

1992, p.24. A feature-packed filer. MLDATA.
McDowell, Jim. "Two Players for the Price of One'; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3: June 1992. p. 1 1 . A two-player arcade game

for all CoCos.STARGRAB.
Miller, William K. "Music Tutor; CoCo3; October 1991, p.59.

Learn to read music with a quiz. NOTETUTR.
Mitchel, Barry. "Turn the World On End"; CoCo3; June 1 992, p. 1 2.

A graphics and sound demo for the CoCo 3. INORBIT.
Moore, Rob. Tenth Year of Trie RAINBOW, The"; July 1991,

p.60. Index to articles, programs, reviews and authors from

1991.
Musumeci, John. "DeSpace, DeSpace"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1992, p.40. DESPACE.
Nee. William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

July 1 991 , p.28. The machine-language mailbag. PUCHINK1 .
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol //CoCo2/CoCo3;

August 1991. p. 41. Using assembly-language macros. EN-
LARGE!.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

September 1 991 . p. 1 6. A tine fern. AFFCOMP.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

October 1 991 , p.43. CoCo makes waves. WAVES1 .
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line. The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

November 1 991 , p.1 8. The Game of Lite. LIFEDRVR.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1992, p.20. The game of Mil. MILLDRV.
Nee, William P. "Assembly Line, The"; CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3;

February 1992. p.20. Zig Zag. ZIGZAGDR.
Noon, Walt. "CoCo Sound Generator, The"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; December 1 991 , p.30. Add bells and whistles to your

BASIC creations. SOUNDGEN.
Norris, John. "Cable TV"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; October 1 991 ,

p.36. CABLETV.
Nugent. Robert C. "Egg Timer": CoCo3: November 1991. p.29.

EGGTIMER.
Page, Mark. "Check Disk"; CoCo3; January 1992. p.41 . CHKDSK.
Palmer, Bill. "HP DeskJet and the CoCo, The"; May 1 992, p.1 .

Using the DeskJet with the CoCo for better results.
Polonsky, David. "Photo Database"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3;

January 1992, p.42. CAMERA
Polonsky. David. "Versabase"; CoCo3; February 1992. p.10. A

feature-packed flexible filing system. VCRDATA.
Quellhorst. George. "Pyramid 2"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; Octo-
ber 1991. p.25. An odds-on favorite with Solitaire. PYRA-

MID2
Rainbow Staff. The. "Data Transmission Reaches New Speeds";

March 1992, p.1.
Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; July 1991, p.58. Passing

parameters.
Rainbow Staff. The. "OS-9 Hotline"; August 1991, p.38. Down to

business.
Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; September 1991, p48
Rainbow Staff, The. "OS-9 Hotline"; October 1991, p.30.
Rainbow Staff, The. "The Computer Will"; April 1 992, p. 1 . A look

at making a will for your computer system.
Renfro. Brad. "Word Search"; CoCo3; March 1992, p.6. A word

finder for word-search players. WORDFIND.
Ricketts, Steve. "Disk Table"; CoCol /CoCo2/CoCo3; January

1992. p.40. DISKTABL.
Rumpel, Kathy. "Directory Helper; CoCo3; January 1992, p.26.

An icon-driven disk-file manager. DIRECT.
Sabel. A.J. "Spreadsheet Gets Right on the Course"; CoCol/

CoCo2/CoCo3; April 1992, p.1 . A spreadsheet template for

golf handicapping.
Saya, John A. *CoCo Hangman"; CoCo3; February 1992, p.32.

COCOHANG.
Saya, John A. 'Get a Bang Out of Word Games"; CoCo3; June

199?, p.22. Beat the bomb by unscrambling the words.

BEATBOMB.
Saya. John A. 'Quick Reflexes Are a Must"; CoCo3; April 1 992.

p.25. A game of luck (and skill). TESTLUCK.
Schaller, David. "Superdice";CoCo1/CoCo2/CoCo3: July 1991.

p.41 . A modern roll for a seasoned game. SUPRDICE.
Severs, Roger. 'Gone Fishin'"; CoCo3; April 1 992. p.27. A quickie

animation demo for the CoCo 3. FISHIN.
Speight, Kevin 'Logic Puzzler"; CoCol /CcCo2/CoCo3 Febru-
ary 1992, p. 024. An endless supply of logic puzzles. LOGIC.
Speight, Kevin. "Matchmaker, Matchmaker"; CoCol /CoCo2/

CoCo3; June 1992. p.16. Pairing 'couples" for most any

purpose. MATCHMAK.
Spencer Brad. "CoCo 3 Stores Recipes, The"; CoCo3; March

1992 p. 14. A repeat recipe filer for the CoCo 3 RFCIPF2.
Steidl, Jeff. "Pause Switch Adds Freedom to CoCc Habits"; June

1992 p. 10. A pause switch that works with all programs and

CoCos.
Voss. Mike!. "Sine Lines 3". CoCo3; February 1992. p.32. SIN

LINE3.
Weisenburger. M. "Megatank"; CoCo3; August 1991, p.34. A

battle of wits against alien forces. MEGATANK.
Woolridge, Mike. "Move PRINT@ to a New Location": CoCo3;

June 1992, p. 14. A converter for relocating PRINT® state-
ments. CONVERT.
Wyss-Gallifent, ST. "Gray-Level Printing for HSCREEN2";

CoCo3; May 1 992, p.4. Achieve 1 1 gray levels for HSCREEN2

printouts. AUTOGRAY.

August 1992 Vol.XIINo.1

CoCo Goes to Market
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In this issue:

^

Animation Through ML

by William P. Nee

$& Artifacting Meets the CoCo 3

by Adam Breindel

Back Issue Information

CoCo Consultations

by Marty Goodman
^ CoCo Note Taker

by Trevor Boehm

Delphi Bureau

by Eddie Kuns
§y Disk Sorter

22

5
8

€*y Key-Frame Transformations

by Dawn A. Smith

Letters to Rainbow

1

2

^

*^ Make Forms the Easy Way

by John Musumeci-

OS-9 Hotline

Print#-2

20

(^

by Lonnie Folk -
Protect Your Parcels

by Keiran Kenny

Received and Certified

- 25

- 25

by Geoff Friesen

Find PRINT© Locations Easily

by John Musumeci — — 24

$^ Grocery Shopping With CoCo

by David Leblanc 4

Intercom 16

Product Reviews:
KwikGen

from Gale Force Enterprises 6

VED/68000

from Bob van der Poel Software 15

October 1992 Vol. XII No.3

In this issue:

$^ Add Program Headers
by Pete Blackwell
Back Issue Information
CoCo Consultations
by Marty Goodman
Delphi Bureau
by Eddie Kums
Sfr Inter-Planetary Trash
by Kenneth Reighard Jr.
Letters to Rainbow
^w Molecular Mass
by Kevin Speight
fy OS-9 BBS Database
by Phil Scherer
Received and Certified
^ See What You Delete
by Geoff F re sen

12
11

7

13

1

2

16

17
11

12

^ Sketch in ASCII

by Michael Gochoco 13

4^ Sort With BASIC09

by Ken Kobes 4

Tips, Tricks and Traps

by Tim Kicntzle 1

§^ Track Car Repairs

by David Polonsky 6

$fy Word Processor Database

by Keiran Kenny 6

^w Zippy Animation in BASIC?

by Joseph Pendell 3

Product Reviews:

The CoCo Collection

from Sheldon Parsons 10

CoCo Font Pro

from Color Computing 16

September 1992 voi.xiino.2

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rfk Brand-label Disk Jackets

by Ron Dahlke 13

CoCo Consultations

by Marty Goodman 14

Delphi Bureau

^ by Eddie Kuns 10

^W Driller of the Times

by Trevor Boehm 13

^ Equation Solver ("Print#-2")

by Bob league and Class 2

§& Find Your Roots

by William F. Nee 17

^ Graphlt

by Rick St. John 22

The Hitachi 6309

by Marty Goodman 1

Letters to Rainbow 2

^ OS-9 Hotline 2 2

A OS-9 Learns to Count

by Stephen Goldberg 6

Prinl#-2

by Lonnie Folk 2

Received and Certified 11

§ot Scramble

by Trevor Boehm 4

^To Hex With Decimal

by Sieve Ricketts 4

^ UpTop With the CoCo 3

by George & Ellen Aftamonow 12

Product Reviews:

Bible & Intructional Programs

from Sebastian LaSpada 6

PowerBoost

from Burke & Burke 1

Up t b»c»c« 3

SeeP$ge12

November 1992 Vol. XII No.4

In this issue

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CoCo Consultations

by Marty Goodman
S^The CoCo Goes Buggy

by William P. Nee
§& CoCo Phone Book

by Trevor Boehm
Corrections
Delphi Bureau

by Eddie Kims
«^Echo Revisited

by Ken Collyer

Intercom

Interview: Tony Podraza

by THE RAINBOW Staff
Letters to Rainbow
£^A Matter of Degree

by Roger Carlson

11

10

1

16

3

17

20
20

12

2

1

^Minefield

by Kenneth Reighard Jr.
OSK Experiences
by John Donaldson
*^ Password Protection

by Joel M. Hegberg
*^ Queues for Programming
by Joseph Pendell
Received and Certified
Tips, Tricks and Traps
by Tim Kientzle

Product Reviews:
CCTooIs

from Micro 80 Users Group
GrafExpress 2,0

from Sundog Systems

6

1

3

8
11

8

15
18

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CoCo Consultations

by Marty Goodman
Delphi Bureau
by Eddie Kuns
j^ Delusions of Bingo
by Steve Ostrom
DS-69B Level Control
by Steve Ricketts
^^ Get on Target

by Steve Puis
^ Grid War

by Mike Switzer
Letters to Rainbow

18

14

8

6

10

2

OSK Experiences, Part 2

by John Donaldson
Received and Certified
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by Bill Budenhoher
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by Tom Beshara
Tips, Tricks and Traps

by Tim Kientzle
^What's in a Byte?

by Keiran Kenny

Product Reviews:

Life and Death

from BDS Software
TasCOM

from CoCoPRO!

15
18

1

6

3

16

9
13

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February 1993 voi.xiino. i

In this issue:

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^b Clearing the Screen

by Steven Puis
CoCo Consultations
by Marty Goodman
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by Nick Johnson
Delphi Bureau
by Eddie Kuns
^ftf Gopher Smash

by Thomas Wong
^ HSCREEN Compressor
by Joel Mathew Hegberg
i^k Improve Your Prompt
by Pic Pucella
Intercom
Letters to Rainbow

16 OS-9 Hotline

^ot Prevent Monitor Burn-in

19 by Frank D'Urso

$OT Safari Into Solitaire
13 by Kenneth Reighard, Jr.

4} Send OS-9 Codes
8 by Bruce Geren

Tips, Tricks and Traps
6 by Tim Kientzle

15

11

1

1

9

Product Review:

4
12 MM/1 Technical Reference

2 fromMS

11

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is issue:

5^ Alphabet Scramble

by Keiran Kenny .., 8

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CoCo Consultations '

by Marty Goodman -.

Delphi Bureau ^

UV .L /vlvlAC/ X\.Lillt3 i. PF q P<ia4i4 thM i+pi-i+ii'i4-i^+

^ Fast GET/PUT With Skipper 4

by Keiran Kenny ..,„ .....

£^ Joystick Tester *

by Trevor B ochm • 1

Letters to Rainbow — - 2

■ ■■■ !»■!■■ ii m » n

^y Modify Window Descriptors

by Ernest Bazzinotti, Jr. „ m 6

^ Monthly Calendar

by Harold H. Britten .„. 15

$& Reproduce Old Glory

by John R. Mott Jr „..._ 9

Tips, Tricks and Traps

by TimKientzle ..„,.., „ mm

£^ Twenty One (and Over)

by Trevor Boehm

^VEF Graphics for Disk BASIC

by Thomas Wong _ \

13

12

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*^ Aces Up Solitaire

by George Quellorst 1

5^ A Matter of Principal
™ by Ralph D. Miller 13

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CoCo Consultations

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fb Daily Reminder

by Richard J. Ries 1

Delphi Bureau

by Eddie Kuns 14

^^ Grab A Shape

by Keiran Kenny 12

i^ Keep Track of Refunds

by Trevor Boehm 4

Letters to Rainbow
$^ Personal Diary
by Mark Rivera
Received & Certified
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by Trevor Boehm
Tips, Tricks and Traps
by Tim Kientzle

8
11

8

Product Reviews:

KwikZap

from Gale Force Enterprises
CoCo Friends Disk Magazine

from Rick's Computer Enterprise

7
12

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Jfe A Database for OS-9 Files

^ by Phillip G. Scherer . ... . 1

Rack issue Information ,.

^ CoCo Calculates Net Worth 7

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CoCo Consultations 1

by Marty Goodman

Delphi Bureau 5

by Eddie Kuns 4

Letters to Rainbow t ...2

£^ One Address or Many?

by Charles Kiedaisch. 9

§^ Quik on the Keyboard

by George and Ellen Aftamonow 8

Product Review
C0C0-C

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May 1993

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Wm

S^Add a Mouse Pointer

by Nick Johnson 3

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CoCo Consultations

by Marty Goodman 6

Delphi Bureau

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A Fond Farewell 8

Letters to Rainbow 2

^More Speed from BASIC

by Nick Johnson 1

^Zap: CoCo 3 Arcade Action

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ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

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ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BETTS AND BONE
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BETTS, R. BARTLY
CLEMENTS, W. C. JR
DEAN, MIKE
DIBBLE, PETER
DOWNARD, DAN
EICHSTAEDT, PETE
GABLER, DAVID J.
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM
NEE, WILLIAM
NEE, WILLIAM
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.

ARTICLE

AL FOR THE COMPLETE NOVICE I

AL FOR THE COMPLETE NOVICE II

DISASSEMBLING SECRETS OF ROM

HARD FACTS ABOUT AL

INTERFACING TRICKS FOR BASIC & ML

MORE INTERFACING TRICKS

QUIZ FOR COCO AL

EZ ASSEMBLER

EZ ASSEMBLER GUIDEBOOK

USING EZASM

COVERING THE BASES WITH AL

6809 ARITHMETIC

6809 INSTRUCTION SET

ASSEMBLE ROUND THE OL' COCO

FINAL SCENE OF 51-COLUMN SCREEN

FLASHING IN 6809

INTERFACING ML WITH BASIC

INTRODUCING SCREEN 51

SCHOOL DAYS, SCHOOL DAYS

THE ONE GREAT SECRET TO AL

MORE PATCHES FOR EDTASM

DEFEAT DE BUGS

COMPUTER'S ANCIENT NATIVE LANGUAGE

GETTING STARTED WITH MACHINE LANGUAGE

EDTASM MINUS?

AL: GETTING BACK TO BASICS

ASSEMBLY CORNER

ASSEMBLY CORNER

ASSEMBLY CORNER

ASSEMBLY CORNER

ASSEMBLY CORNER: PROBLEMS?

BEYOND THE 'VADERS'

BLAST THOSE 'VADERS'

EDITOR/ASSEMBLERS

GOOD GRAPHICS EASY

HARDCOPY REVISITED

ML GRAPHICS GAME

ML HANDLES BASIC CHORES

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

SOAK UP SOME ASSEMBLY

THOSE STRANGE- LOOKING LISTINGS

ASSEMBLER SPIROGRAPH

A NEW RAM

GRAPHICS - WARPING PICTURES

PERMUTATION OF MANDELBROT

SEARCHING WORD PUZZLES

SIMULATING MOVEMENT AND CHANGE IN AL

TURING BUS

PLAYING WHAT IF SCENARIOS

ML MADE BASIC, PART XIII

THE ASSEMBLY LINE, PART 1

THE ASSEMBLY LINE, PART 2

3-D WITHOUT GLASSES

AND MORE MATH

MTH

YR

PAGE

SEP

1988

150

OCT

1988

132

MAY

1986

227

FEB

1986

119

JUL

1986

216

AUG

1986

188

NOV

1986

192

APR

1991

32

JUN

1991

60

MAY

1991

38

AUG

1984

236

MAR

1985

237

JAN

1985

242

OCT

1984

243

FEB

1985

110

JUL

1985

84

AUG

1985

96

DEC

1984

249

SEP

1984

121

JUN

1985

138

JUN

1985

124

FEB

1986

38

JUL

1987

100

JAN

1984

56

MAR

1984

32

JUN

1988

44

APR

1982

4

MAY

1982

47

JUN

1982

6

AUG

1982

22

FEB

1984

281

MAR

1983

218

DEC

1982

106

FEB

1983

194

OCT

1982

92

MAR

1984

123

NOV

1982

90

APR

1983

98

SEP

1982

73

JUL

1982

38

JAN

1984

222

AUG

1990

52

OCT

1990

54

MAR

1991

51

FEB

1991

30

JUN

1991

76

SEP

1990

48

NOV

1990

32

MAY

1991

56

JUL

1989

80

MAY

1990

22

JUN

1990

84

MAY

1989

82

FEB

1989

96

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NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
NEE, WILLIAM P.
REID, RANDALL
REID, RANDALL
ROBERTS, STEVE
ROSLUND, CHARLES
ROSLUND, CHARLES
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
WEIDE, DENNIS H.
WHITE, RICHARD

AND THE MUSIC PLAYED ON

AROUND IN CIRCLES

DRAW THE LINE

GET THE POINT

GETTING GRAPHIC

HIGH FINANCES

LET THERE BE MUSIC

ML MADE BASIC SERIES: GENERAL MATH

TWO-DIMENSIONAL ROTATION

WHAT A DUMP

MODIFY EDTASM FOR 80 COLUMN

CORRECTION

COCOMON JUNIOR

MINI-MONITOR FOR ML USE

ROM CALLS MADE THE EASY WAY

AN FCC FIX FOR EDTASM

PATCHING EDTASM TO RUN ON DISK

PATCHING THE PATCH

SUPERPATCH FOR EDTASM

MACHINE CODE LODER

MARRYING ML TO BASIC

JUN

1989

68

JAN

1989

90

DEC

1988

104

NOV

1988

80

OCT

1988

48

AUG

1988

137

MAR

1989

30

JUL

1988

100

APR

1989

72

SEP

1988

98

FEB

1989

80

JUN

1989

66

FEB

1985

164

OCT

1982

38

JUL

1983

18

MAR

1984

156

DEC

1982

29

APR

1983

194

SEP

1983

66

JUL

1985

144

MAY

1984

31

BUSINESS - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

Page 1

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

BUSINESS

AUTHOR

ARCHER, DAVID
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BONNELL, WILLIAM
BRUNOTTE, BENJAMIN
CARSON, EDWARD
CONANT, SHAWN
CORSON, ALAN
DAVIS, SUSAN
DAVIS, SUSAN
DETTMAN, HARVEY
DETTMANN, HARVEY
ERICSON, ROBERT
FOUTS, GORDON
GARRETT, RON
GARRETT, RON
HILL, EDDIE
HILL, EDDIE
HILL, EDDIE
HITKO, DON
KNIGHT, GLENN
KOHN, JOSEPH
LEISTICO, DALE
MACIAS, DAVID
MAY, CHARLES
MESSER, SHANE
MIR, JORGE
MITCHELL, DENNIS
MYERS, PAUL
NELSON, TOM
PAROUBEK, LARRY
PEPPENHORST, STAN
POSNER, JUDD
RAY, J.D.
RAY, J.D.
SEARBY, PAUL
SEARBY, PAUL
SHERRILL, SAM
STEPHENS, BRYAN
STUART, JOHN
THOMPSON, E.C.
TOTTINGHAM, BILL
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WHALEY, CLARENCE
WOLF, ERIC A.

ARTICLE

C0C03 NUMBER CRUNCHER

ADVERTISING PROFIT PREDICTOR

FINANCING: ECONOMIC ADVANTAGE

CASH FLOW RATE OF RETURN

ANOTHER FORM

FINANCIAL ANALYST

PUTTING IT ON THEIR TAB

COCO POWER USER

HINTS ON SELLING SOFTWARE I

HINTS ON SELLING SOFTWARE II

MARKUP AND PROFIT

BOOKKEEPER'S HELPER

BUILDING SPECTACULATOR SHELLS

THE PRICE IS RIGHT

SET UP FOR ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

WANT SOME MONEY?

COSTCALC: MANUFACTURER'S COST ACCT

EXPENSE TRACKING & MANAGEMENT SYS

CORRECTION

WORKSHEET PRINTER

POWER OF ATTORNEY

PURCHASE ORDER - MAIL ORDER AID

DELIVERING THE GOODS

PREDICTING PROFITS

TAKING STOCK

THE GOLDEN RETRIEVER

PROJECT EVALUATION AND REVIEW

BUSINESS SOFTWARE AND THE COCO

FINDING THE ULTIMATE BARGAIN

STARTING YOUR COMPUTER BUSINESS

FIND RIGHT PERSON FOR JOB

MAKE AUTHORITATIVE DECISIONS

SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING SYSTEM

LANDLORD'S HELPER I

LANDLORD'S HELPER II

DESIGN & DEVELOPE APPLICATIONS

DESIGN & DEVELOPE APPLICATIONS

FEASIBILITY OF COCO SURVEY RESEARCH

SHOW THE FACTS

THE TOTAL FIGURE

IN GOOD FORM

RECEIPT MAKER AND FILE

COCO PAYMASTER I

COCO PAYMASTER II

TURN COMPUTER INTO A CASH REGISTER

THE RULE OF 78S

PIE PLOTTER

MTH

YR

PAGE

MAR

1988

146

MAR

1988

32

MAR

1986

71

MAR

1985

131

APR

1990

64

MAR

1984

50

MAR

1988

20

MAY

1988

146

MAR

1985

167

APR

1985

154

MAR

1984

20

MAR

1987

97

APR

1983

74

APR

1990

116

OCT

1982

118

NOV

1982

98

MAR

1984

98

MAR

1986

122

MAR

1986

122

MAR

1988

73

MAR

1983

56

MAY

1985

172

MAR

1988

36

APR

1990

44

MAR

1988

60

APR

1990

24

MAR

1985

140

MAR

1984

28

MAR

1985

18

MAR

1984

212

JAN

1988

106

FEB

1983

132

NOV

1982

108

MAR

1985

106

APR

1985

170

JAN

1985

280

SEP

1984

258

APR

1984

20

APR

1990

67

FEB

1990

26

MAR

1988

72

MAR

1986

22

MAR

1985

58

APR

1985

82

AUG

1983

138

MAR

1986

36

JAN

1991

83

CASSETTE - RAINBOW ELEVEN year index

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

CASSETTE

AUTHOR

ARTICLE

MTH

YR PAGE

CARMICHAEL, CRAIG
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
DISTEFANO, TONY
HETZLER, ED
LATNER, NORMAN
NELSON, MARK
NELSON, MARK

LOADING DOUBLE SPEED TAPES

CONCATENATE RAM RECORDS

DUALING CASSETTES

INDEX TO CASSETTE TAPES

GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR CASSETTE

FAST RELIEF FOR TAPE- LOADING

CORRECTION

FEB

1986

76

JAN

1985

58

JUL

1984

176

MAY

1985

36

JAN

1985

76

FEB

1987

182

JUN

1987

116

CLUBS - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

Page 1

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

CLUBS

AUTHOR

COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
HATHAWAY, ED
HAVERSTOCK, MARK

ARTICLE

CLUBS AND PEN PALS

CLUBS AND PEN PALS

CLUBS AND PEN PALS

CLUBS AND PEN PALS

CLUBS, I

CLUBS,

CLUBS

CLUBS, i

CLUBS,

CLUBS

CLUBS, i

CLUBS,

CLUBS

CLUBS, i

CLUBS,

CLUBS

CLUBS, i

CLUBS,

CLUBS

LIST OF

COCO

CLUBS

LIST OF

COCO

CLUBS

LIST OF

COCO

CLUBS

LIST OF

COCO

CLUBS

LIST OF

COCO

CLUBS

LIST OF

COCO

CLUBS

LIST OF

coco

CLUBS

LIST OF

coco

CLUBS

LIST OF

coco

CLUBS

LIST OF

coco

CLUBS

HOW TO I

ORGANIZE A CLUB

CARE AND FEEDING OF COCO CLUB

MTH

YR

PAGE

AUG

1990

86

NOV

1990

86

JAN

1991

87

MAY

1991

76

JAN

1987

70

APR

1987

149

MAY

1988

141

AUG

1987

146

DEC

1987

148

JAN

1985

252

JAN

1986

221

JAN

1989

40

MAR

1986

173

APR

1985

234

JUL

1985

244

JUL

1986

204

SEP

1984

238

OCT

1985

156

OCT

1986

189

JAN

1989

34

JAN

1987

67

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Page 1

COMMUNICATIONS

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

ADAMS AND LEAR
ALGER, PAUL
ALGER, PAUL
ANDERSON, DOUG
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BAILEY, ERIC
BOSSINGER, SEAN
CHOUINARD, DANIEL
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
CROSBY, MARK
CURL, JOHN R.
CURL, JOHN R.
CURL, JOHN R.
DAVENPORT, ALAN
DAY, R. WAYNE
DAY, R. WAYNE
DAY, R. WAYNE
DAY, R. WAYNE
DAY, R. WAYNE
DAY, R. WAYNE

ARTICLE

TERMINAL PROGRAM FOR COCO 3"

BBS GAME: GALACTIC CONFLICT

REMOTE UPDATE

PERSONAL PASSWORD PROTECTOR

A LOOK AT WORKSPACE

BUFFER CAPTURE GARBAGE

BUILD AN OS -9 SUPPORT NETWORK

CHECKING INTO CONFERENCE

COCO SIG MANAGER

DATABASE DITTIES

DATABASE DOWNLOADING

DELPHI BUREAU

DELPHI BUREAU

DELPHI BUREAU

DELPHI BUREAU

DELPHI BUREAU

DELPHI COMMAND OPTIONS

DELPHI EVEN EASIER TO USE

DELPHI NEWS

DELPHI: CREATING ONLINE

DELPHI: DOWNLOADING PROBLEMS

DELPHI: FINDING ONLINE HELP

DELPHI: TIME FOR A CHANGE

FILES AND PROTOCOLS

FOLLOW-UP ON SIG MAIL

HELP IS JUST A SIG AWAY

HELP ONE, HELP ALL

HELPFUL IMPROVEMENTS

ONLINE DEBATE TEAM

PERSONAL SETTINGS PROFILE

PRESENTING THE DELPHI ADVANTAGE

SIG CHANGES, NEW SECTIONS

USING MAIL IN THE SIG

USING THE COCO SIG

THE ARTISTIC BBS

AUTODIAL

THE PHONE FILE TRADER

BULLETIN BOARDS

BULLETIN BOARDS

BULLETIN BOARDS

BULLETIN BOARDS

THE BBS'S IN NORTH AMERICA

THE BULLETIN BOARDS

THE EVOLVING REMOTE

NEW DELPHI ANNOUNCEMENTS

NOTES ON DOWNLOADING

THE COCO SIG

MASTER MESSENGER

BBS WRAP-UP

MODEMING ACROSS AMERICA

MUSIC AND A TERMINAL PROGRAM

NEWS FROM BBS WORLD

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON COMMUNICATIONS

SUMMER'S BUMPER CROP OF BBS'S

MTH

YR

PAGE

NOV

1986

93

NOV

1987

78

NOV

1988

110

NOV

1987

95

SEP

1986

172

SEP

1987

46

JUL

1986

88

APR

1987

94

OCT

1987

100

JUN

1986

97

APR

1988

157

MAR

1988

140

JUN

1988

163

JUL

1987

120

AUG

1987

102

DEC

1987

121

OCT

1986

154

MAR

1987

92

MAY

1986

92

SEP

1988

118

JUL

1988

150

AUG

1988

152

OCT

1988

64

MAY

1988

160

DEC

1986

169

MAY

1987

120

JUN

1987

126

NOV

1987

62

FEB

1988

146

JAN

1987

168

APR

1986

116

FEB

1987

68

NOV

1986

102

AUG

1986

174

NOV

1986

108

NOV

1987

144

NOV

1985

36

AUG

1990

87

NOV

1990

87

JAN

1991

88

MAY

1991

77

NOV

1988

106

NOV

1983

325

NOV

1986

70

MAR

1986

210

FEB

1986

88

JAN

1986

183

NOV

1983

42

NOV

1984

66

NOV

1984

72

SEP

1985

88

APR

1985

70

JUL

1985

90

NOV

1985

61

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DAY, R. WAYNE
DAY, WAYNE
DISTEFANO, TONY
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DUDGEON, J. & M.
DUNCAN, RICHARD
DUNCAN, RICHARD
DUNCAN, RICHARD
DUNCAN, RICHARD
DUNCAN, RICHARD
FORD, STEVEN
FORD, STEVEN
GOODMAN, MARTIN
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOSSETTE, FRANK
GRUBB, ROBERT
HARDY, HARRY
HARDY, HARRY
HARDY, HARRY
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
HUTCHISON, DON
ISSEL, JIM
JENKINS, DAVE
JORGENSON, MICHAEL
KESSLER, GARY C.
KOONCE, TIM
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KYTE, TED

LABONVILLE, HELENE
LANDWEHR, LARRY
LAW, GREG
LESTER, LANE

WELCOME TO WORLD OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS

DO'S AND DON'TS OF MODEMING

MODEM TO PRINTER CONNECTION

HAM RADIOS AND COCOS

SMARTS FOR A DUMB TERMINAL

VIDEOTEX TO DISK

COBBS COMMANDS

COBBS MESSAGE EDITOR

COBBS: SETTING UP SYSTEM FILES

COBBS: USING THE SERIAL PORT

INTRODUCTION TO COBBS

COCO AND AMATEUR RADIO

PLUG INTO PACKET

WEATHER. .OR NOT

DATABASE REPORT

RTTY FOR THE COCO

CC TALK: SMART TERMINAL PACKAGE

COBBS XMODEM ROUTINES

DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND COCO

DATA COMMUNICATIONS AND COCO

SYNCHRONOUS DATA TRANSMISSION

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DATABASE REPORT

DELPHI AND TAPE I/O

DELPHI: AT YOUR SERVICE

DELPHI: COCO DOS?

DELPHI: COMMON QUESTIONS

DELPHI: DATABASE REPORT

DELPHI: DATABASE REPORT

DELPHI: DATABASE REPORT

DELPHI: DATABASE REPORT

DELPHI: DATABASE REPORT

DELPHI: WHAT'S GOING ON?

DELPHI: WHO HAS THE TIME?

GAMETERM; SHAREWARE TERMINALS

GETTING STARTED WITH DELPHI

KEY-SUB AND WEFAX AND GUIDE

NEW HORIZONS

THE COMPUTER CONNECTION

THE WORLD'S FIRST

TOKENIZED BASIC

CURRENT COMMUNICATIONS PROGRAMS

SO YOU WANT TO BE A SYSOP

A FRIENDLY BBS

INTRO TO MODEMS

OBSERVING THE SOCIAL GRACES

NAME THAT TUNE WITH ULTIMUSE

OS -9 UPLOADS GROWING

TWO COCO BBS SYSTEM

RS-232 INTERFACE CABLE

COCO CONVERSATION

NEW UPLOADS

RAINBOARD 1984

OCT

1984

126

FEB

1985

39

OCT

1984

66

NOV

1984

250

MAR

1983

160

FEB

1982

11

DEC

1985

153

NOV

1986

80

JAN

1986

142

FEB

1986

100

NOV

1985

135

NOV

1989

44

FEB

1990

22

FEB

1985

42

SEP

1986

173

NOV

1986

36

NOV

1984

50

NOV

1988

88

APR

1983

78

JUN

1983

240

NOV

1983

173

FEB

1988

146

MAR

1988

140

APR

1988

157

MAY

1988

160

JUN

1988

163

JUL

1987

121

AUG

1987

102

SEP

1987

46

OCT

1987

100

NOV

1987

63

DEC

1987

121

AUG

1988

156

MAY

1989

40

APR

1989

50

DEC

1988

148

JUL

1988

150

AUG

1988

152

SEP

1988

118

OCT

1988

64

NOV

1988

33

MAR

1989

96

JAN

1989

114

JUL

1989

87

NOV

1987

64

NOV

1989

36

SEP

1989

42

NOV

1988

28

DEC

1989

35

OCT

1989

54

NOV

1990

62

NOV

1988

36

NOV

1987

152

NOV

1990

12

NOV

1989

72

APR

1990

62

JUN

1990

92

NOV

1986

86

NOV

1984

89

NOV

1985

124

MAR

1990

72

NOV

1984

44

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Page 3

LESTER, LANE
MANNING, RIC
MILLER-GAVRILUK
MIR, JORGE
MIR, JORGE
OLIVE, TONY
ON LEY, RAY
PLOG, MICHAEL
POPYACK, LEN
ROSEN, BOB
SHARP, TONY
SLOAN, KEVIN
TAYLOR, SCOTT M.
TREVOR, ALEX
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD

SUPREME SYSOP AND MODEM MONSTER

TEACH COCO TO DIAL UP SOME FUN

CHECKERS BY MODEM

AUTO PHONE DIALER FOR MODEM II

DOWNLOADING FROM VIDEOTEX

GOING ONLINE

AN OLD CODE IN A NEW MODE

THOUGHTS ON DELPHI

HAMMING IT UP

COMMUNICATING WITH YOUR COCO

ADDING AN AUTO ANSWER

A COBBS UPDATE

BBS: POWER AND PROTECTION

THE OTHER END OF THE PHONE

COMMUNICATIONS WORD PROCESSOR

DEVELOPING A PROGRAM

NOV

1983

20

NOV

1983

122

NOV

1986

114

NOV

1983

53

NOV

1981

9

NOV

1990

46

NOV

1989

12

MAR

1986

154

NOV

1986

43

NOV

1983

192

NOV

1984

18

NOV

1988

16

NOV

1985

106

NOV

1983

288

JUL

1983

183

JUN

1983

174

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

DATABASE MANAGEMENT

AUTHOR

CLARK, STEPHEN P.
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
KUNS, EDDIE
NOLAN, BILL
NOLAN, BILL
NOLAN, BILL
NOLAN, BILL
NOLAN, BILL
NOLAN, BILL
NOLAN, BILL
PERLMAN, RICHARD
PERLMAN, RICHARD
PERLMAN, RICHARD
SCERBO, FRED B.
WEIR, ROBERT

ARTICLE

JULIE "THE MOUSE'

COCO SIG REPORT

COCO SIG UPLOADS

CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE CONTROL

NEW DELPHI RATES

NEW MACHINES COMING

ONLINE EFFICIENCY

ONLINE INTERACTIONS + DATABASE REPORT

SENDING MAIL ON DELPHI

USING THE SLASH

CREATING A DISK MAILING LIST PROGRAM

DEVELOPING A DATABASE MANAGER II

DEVELOPING A DATABASE MANAGER V

DEVELOPING A DISK MAILING LIST PROGRAM

DISK MAILING LIST PROGRAM

CORRECTION

USE OF DIRECT ACCESS DISK FILES

DO -IT YOURSELF DATABASE, PART 3

DO- IT YOURSELF DATABASE, PART 4

MAKE REPORTS FOR BILLS, CHECKS, ETC.

THE WORLD'S EASIEST DATABASE

JUMBO INFORMATION HANDLER

MTH

YR

PAGE

APR

1986

157

JUL

1990

62

AUG

1990

14

APR

1991

54

MAY

1991

22

NOV

1990

58

OCT

1990

68

JUN

1991

22

SEP

1990

70

DEC

1990

58

MAR

1991

61

JUL

1984

64

AUG

1984

22

NOV

1984

245

SEP

1984

111

DEC

1984

256

FEB

1985

281

OCT

1984

32

SEP

1989

20

APR

1990

12

JUL

1990

36

JUN

1985

152

NOV

1984

162

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DISK

AUTHOR

ARMSTRONG, KERRY
BERENZ, MICHAEL
BIRONAS, DENNIS
CHARNEY, MARK
DATER, ANDREW
DAVIDSON, KEVIN
DELPERDANG, RALPH
DERRINGER, DENNIS
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DUNCAN, WAYNE
DWIGHT, JEFFRY
EICHSTAEDT, PETE
FALK, LAWRENCE
GANI, PAUL
GOODMAN, MARTIN
GOODMAN, MARTIN
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
HARDY, HARRY
HEFTER, MARTIN
HEFTER, MELVIN
HEYZA, DOUG
HEYZA, DOUG
HOFFMAN, PAUL
HONAKER, SCOTT
JORGENSON, MICHAEL
LAWSON, MATT
LAWSON, MATT
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
MCGARRITY, A.L.
MIR, JORGE
MIR, JORGE
PEAKE, JIM
PEREVOSNIK, JOE
PLOG, MICHAEL
ROSLUND, CHARLES
RUTLEDGE, E.P.
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SELIG, PAUL
SELIG, PAUL
SELIG, PAUL
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN

ARTICLE

UPGRADE THE DISK CONTROLLER

AN INSIDE VIEW

SUPER- DISK CHARGER

DISK FIXER

DISK MENU UTILITY

DEMYSTIFICATION OF ML ON DISK

LAZY MAN'S DISK DIRECTORY

A CHANGE OF ADDRESS

16K OF EPROM FOR CONTROLLER

BUILD A Y ADAPTER

DISC SAVEM

DISK FILE CONVERSIONS

SWITCHING DOUBLE-SIDED DISKS

DISK TO TAPE TRANSFER

ZAPPING WITH CONFIDENCE

GATHERING UP SCATTERED PROGRAMS

A TALE OF TWO DISCS

DISK MERGE

DISK TINKERER'S DEVICE

FROM MS-DOS TO COCO

COCO FILES TO MS-DOS DISKS

HARD DRIVE FOR YOUR COCO

HIDE THAT DISK DIRECTORY

LIVING WITH ONE DISK

GETTING MORE FROM YOUR DISK DIR

DIRECTORY HELPER

CORRECTION

CONVERTING MICROPAINTER TO DISK

EXERCISE YOUR DRIVES

TAKE COMMAND OF COCO 3 DRIVES

BACKUP AND GO

CORRECTION

DABBLING WITH DISK

ML AND YOUR DISK DRIVE

THE PERFECT DISK MANAGER

MAKE AN INDEX FOR YOUR DISC

POKING MEMORY WITH A DISC

FIVE 'HIDDEN' TRACKS

HARD COPIES OF DISK DIRECTORY

HARD COPY YOUR DISKETTE LISTINGS

DISK DIRECTORY PRINTOUT

DISK FILE HELPS YOU KEEP TRACK

DISK BACKUP UTILITY

DISK DRIVE SPEED CHECK

DISK OPERATOR REVEALS NEW ROUTINES

SPECIAL USE FOR DOS COMMAND

TAPE TO DISK TRANSFER

TAPE TO DISK TRANSFER

KEEPING TRACK WITH QUICK FIND

SPEED UP YOUR DISK

THREE DISK UTILITIES FOR FILING

40 OR 80 TRACKS AND DOUBLE SIDED

CORRECTION

ENHANCE COCO'S DOS

MTH

YR

PAGE

JUL

1986

68

JUL

1987

97

JUN

1985

113

MAR

1984

196

FEB

1986

36

DEC

1983

180

DEC

1983

216

MAY

1984

38

MAR

1985

54

JUL

1983

176

DEC

1981

1

JAN

1982

8

AUG

1985

162

AUG

1984

229

DEC

1985

118

FEB

1986

94

DEC

1981

3

FEB

1985

175

MAR

1986

84

JUN

1986

182

JUL

1986

176

MAR

1989

44

OCT

1983

46

MAR

1983

174

JUL

1983

152

AUG

1985

69

OCT

1985

228

MAR

1984

132

JUN

1988

110

FEB

1987

94

JUL

1987

98

JUN

1988

38

OCT

1983

190

JAN

1982

16

JUL

1987

30

JAN

1982

23

MAR

1982

29

JUN

1986

92

MAY

1987

92

MAR

1983

126

MAR

1982

31

JUL

1982

30

DEC

1983

28

AUG

1984

164

JUL

1983

71

NOV

1984

140

JAN

1984

48

FEB

1987

73

DEC

1983

162

JUN

1982

66

DEC

1982

110

JUL

1985

26

JAN

1986

231

SEP

1984

74

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STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEPHENS, MATT
SWAN, MARVIN
SWAN, MARVIN
SWAN, MARVIN
SWAN, MARVIN
SZLUCHA, D. & T.
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
TRAPASSO, DAVE
WILSON, TERRY
ZIMMER, CHARLES
ZIMMER, CHARLES

CORRECTION

CORRECTION

EXPLORING COCO'S DOS

CORRECTION

DISKSORT

DISKETTE DIRECTORIES

DISKETTE DIRECTORIES

CORRECTION

DISKETTE DIRECTORIES

WASHING YOUR DISKS

TANDY DISC SYSTEM

TANDY DISC-0

ZONK PROOF YOUR DISK

DISK ALIGNMENT

CRASH -PROOF IT

BLOCKOUT TROUBLESOME

BLOCKOUT TROUBLESOME

HANDLER I
HANDLER II

HANDLER III

DIRECTORIES

GRANULES
GRANULES

OCT

1984

237

NOV

1984

244

JUL

1984

18

AUG

1984

130

DEC

1983

64

NOV

1984

100

DEC

1984

37

APR

1985

226

JAN

1985

120

NOV

1983

308

NOV

1981

1

AUG

1981

5

JUN

1983

84

APR

1986

149

FEB

1986

31

JAN

1985

89

FEB

1985

250

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(C) 1990

EDITORIAL

AUTHOR

ARNOTT, JO ANNA
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.
FALK, LAWRENCE C.

ARTICLE

BUILDING APRIL'S RAINBOW

A NEW LOOK FOR THE RAINBOW

1991 RAINBOW THEMES CALENDAR

AN ELECTRONIC EVOLUTION

FROM READER TO WRITER

HOW MANY COLORS IN A RAINBOW?

JOIN THE CHORUS

OS- 9: ROOM FOR GROWTH

0S9 CONTROVERSEY?

RAINBOW ILLUSIONS

THE SHOW MUST GO ON

WHAT'S IN STORE?

WRAPPING THE RAINBOW

THE FUTURE OF THE COCO

A SEASON FOR REFLECTION

ALL ABOUT COCO 3

AN EXCHANGE OF IDEAS

AVAILABILITY OF COCO 3 SOFTWARE

AVAILABILITY OF COCO 3 SOFTWARE

BALANCING A RAINBOW

CHANGES FOR THE NEXT YEAR

CHICAGO RAINBOWFEST

COCO 3 COMMENTS

COCO GRAPHICS ADVANCES

COCO'S CANADIAN FUTURE

COME VISIT FALSOFT: CHICAGO RAINBOWFEST

COMMENTS ABOUT ADVENTURE CONTEST

COMMENTS ABOUT SOFTWARE PIRACY

COMMENTS ON COCO 3

COMPUTER USES-YOU DECIDE

DOCUMENTATION

FIFTH ANNIVERSARY MEMORIES

FUTURE FOR THE COCO

GOODBYE TO STEVE BLYN

HARDWARE

HERE TO STAY

HOW TO PROMOTE THE COCO

KEEPING IN TOUCH

MUSIC

OCTOBER MAGIC

PRINTER ADVENTURE

PROGRAMMING

RAINBOW SEAL OF CERTIFICATION

RAINBOW SUPPORTS ALL MODELS OF COCO

SEASONS OF CHANGE

SIXTH ANNIVERSARY COMMENTS

SOME POST- RAINBOWFEST REFLECTIONS

SOME RANDOM THOUGHTS

SOMETHING AKIN TO A MIRACLE

STARTING THE YEAR OFF RIGHT

SUIT BETWEEN APPLE AND MICROSOFT AND HP

TANDY'S GOT IT

THE COMPUTER'S PLACE IN EDUCATION

THE DREAM MACHINE

MTH

YR

PAGE

APR

1987

16

JUL

1990

92

OCT

1990

95

OCT

1989

14

JAN

1990

124

APR

1990

124

NOV

1989

123

DEC

1989

124

AUG

1990

95

MAY

1990

124

FEB

1990

10

MAR

1990

124

APR

1991

75

AUG

1990

60

DEC

1988

10

SEP

1986

12

NOV

1987

12

JAN

1987

12

MAR

1987

12

MAY

1989

10

AUG

1987

12

JUN

1987

12

DEC

1986

12

OCT

1990

8

APR

1989

10

AUG

1986

12

MAY

1987

12

APR

1987

12

SEP

1986

12

NOV

1988

8

FEB

1991

8

JUL

1986

12

MAR

1988

12

JAN

1991

8

MAR

1991

8

FEB

1989

10

FEB

1987

12

JAN

1988

12

APR

1991

8

OCT

1988

10

MAY

1991

8

JUN

1991

8

SEP

1987

12

MAY

1988

12

APR

1988

12

JUL

1987

12

AUG

1988

10

FEB

1988

12

JUN

1989

12

JAN

1989

10

JUN

1988

10

NOV

1986

12

SEP

1988

10

JUL

1988

10

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FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LAWRENCE C.

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

FALK,

LONNIE

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

KAPFHAMMER,

JUTTA

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

REED,

JAMES

E.

THOUGHTS ABOUT COCO

SALUTE TO BARRY THOMPSON

SCHOOL DAYS

SUPPORT THE COCO! !

WE'RE DOING OK

WHAT'S GOOD FOR GENERAL BULLMOOSE

WORLD NET

A HELPING HAND

A NEW SITE FOR RAINBOWFEST

A TRANSITION AT THE RAINBOW

CANADIAN FUTURE II

EIGHT YEARS STRONG

FUN AT THE FEST

HISTORY IN THE MAKING

NEW LIFE FOR COCO

SPREAD THE WORD!

SPRING FORWARD, LOOK BACK

BUILDING OCTOBER'S RAINBOW

CONTINUING RAINBOW'S DEVELOPMENT

INTRO TO BEGINNERS ISSUE

INTRO TO BUSINESS AND FINANCE ISSUE

INTRO TO HOME HELP ISSUE

INTRO TO UTILITIES ISSUE

UPCOMING CHANGES

ALL ABOUT COCO 3

ASSORTED COMMENTARY

ATTACH A COCO TO YOUR EXERCISE BIKE

BUILDING JULY'S RAINBOW

BUILDING MARCH'S RAINBOW

COCO 3 COMMENTS

COMMENTS ON COPYRIGHT ISSUES

DISCUSSION OF CHICAGO RAINBOWFEST

INTRO TO TELECOMMUNICATIONS ISSUE

INTRODUCTION TO BEGINNERS ISSUE

JUST CAN'T RETIRE THE OLD COCO 1

JUTTA KAPFHAMMER AS NEW MANAGING EDITOR

NOTES FOR BEGINNERS

WANTS HELP WRITING BOOK ABOUT COCO

AUG

1990

8

JUL

1990

8

SEP

1990

8

DEC

1990

8

OCT

1987

12

MAR

1989

10

NOV

1990

8

APR

1990

10

SEP

1989

10

OCT

1989

10

DEC

1989

10

AUG

1989

10

JUL

1989

12

JAN

1990

10

MAR

1990

10

NOV

1989

10

MAY

1990

10

OCT

1987

16

SEP

1987

16

JAN

1988

16

MAR

1988

16

APR

1988

16

FEB

1988

16

MAY

1988

16

SEP

1986

16

AUG

1986

16

MAY

1987

16

JUL

1987

16

MAR

1987

16

DEC

1986

16

NOV

1986

16

JUN

1987

16

NOV

1987

16

JAN

1987

16

FEB

1987

16

AUG

1987

16

JUL

1986

16

DEC

1987

12

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(C) 1990

EDUCATION

AUTHOR

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

ALBRECHT-ZAMORA

BARDUS, SHARON

BELL

BRUCE K.

BENNETT, JIM

BENOIT, GARY

BERNICO, BILL

BERNICO, BILL

BERNICO, BILL

BERNICO, BILL

BERNICO, BILL

BERNICO, BILL

BETTS, R. BARTLEY

BLOUNT, ANDY

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

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STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

BLYN

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STEVE

BLYN

STEVE

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STEVE

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STEVE

ARTICLE

COMMENTS FOR PARENTS OF SMALL CHILDREN

DRAGON -TOWN LIBRARY

EASY TO PLAY ADVENTURE GAME

EXAMPLES FROM THE GAME 'REVERSE'

GENERAL INFO USEFUL TO PARENTS

HAVING FUN WITH NUMBER PATTERNS

HELP WANDERING STAR

HINTS FOR PARENTS OF YOUNG CHILDREN

MAKING YOUR OWN MANDALA

SHORT DEMOS FOR CHILDREN

SHORT PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN

WANDERING STAR FINDS GOURMET OASIS

WANDERING STAR LEARNS TO PEEK

THE YOUNG, THE OLD AND COLOR LOGO

EARLY MATH PROBLEMS QUIZ

THE VOCABULARY TIGHTROPE

ELEMENTS

COUNT YOUR MONEY

ELEVATOR

HELP TEACHER TOTAL SCORES

MAP OF THE WORLD

TEACH FRACTIONS

TEACHES SIGN LANGUAGE

WORK ON YOUR GRAMMAR

DEMONSTRATES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

'USER FRIENDLY' REQUIRES FRIENDLY USERS

A SQUARE DEAL FOR TEACHING MATH

A WORKING ALARM CLOCK

AN ADJECTIVE REVIEW

ANIMAL STORIES

AVOID THE AVALANCHE WITH TEACHER'S AID

BAR GRAPH OF CHILDREN'S TEST SCORES

BINARY DICE CONVERSIONS

BUILDING LANGUAGE ARTS SKILLS

BUILDING READING SKILLS

BUT, WHAT DID I GET WRONG?

BUYING STAMPS

CARRIER'S COLLECTION CHART

COMPUTER ASSISTANCE IN CONCEPT DEVELOPMEN

COMPUTING INTEREST PAYMENTS

CONVERT INCHES, FEET AND YARDS

COUNTING ON COCO

CRACKING CODES

CREATE A CALENDAR

CREATE FORMS OF SUBSTANCE

CROSS REFERENCE DRILL

DAILY SCHEDULE PICTOGRAPH

DESIGN PROGRAMS TO HELP CHILDREN LEARN

DEVELOP DICTIONARY SKILLS

DEVELOPING LOGICAL REASONING SKILLS

DICTIONARY SKILLS PROGRAM

DRILL ON SENTENCE STRUCTURE

EDUCATIONAL FOOTBALL QUIZ

ELEMENTARY COORDINATE GEOMETRY

MTH

YR

PAGE

JAN

1985

48

OCT

1985

98

NOV

1984

81

SEP

1984

44

AUG

1984

53

FEB

1985

253

JUL

1985

79

DEC

1985

56

SEP

1985

142

SEP

1985

136

APR

1985

140

MAY

1985

181

JUN

1985

229

OCT

1983

210

SEP

1983

152

JUL

1986

188

SEP

1983

34

SEP

1987

70

OCT

1985

25

SEP

1987

76

SEP

1988

70

SEP

1987

40

SEP

1985

39

FEB

1983

48

SEP

1987

36

JAN

1983

92

JUN

1987

47

DEC

1988

102

OCT

1986

152

MAR

1989

28

DEC

1983

294

JUN

1983

28

DEC

1986

88

MAR

1986

152

AUG

1989

64

MAR

1983

152

JAN

1991

34

AUG

1988

80

AUG

1983

152

MAR

1985

175

JAN

1989

72

JAN

1987

76

OCT

1989

52

SEP

1984

96

JUL

1983

130

SEP

1988

136

SEP

1985

44

JUL

1982

18

NOV

1984

254

JUL

1986

132

APR

1989

98

APR

1985

161

OCT

1987

94

MAY

1985

81

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STEVE

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

ESTIMATING EXPENSES

EXERCISE YOUR STRINGS WITH VOWEL CHECKER

EXPLORING THE CARD CATALOG

FINDING AREAS AND PERIMETERS IN HI -RES

FRACTION ACTION

FUN WITH PHONICS

GATHERING INFO FROM COCO ENCYCLOPEDIA

GETTING A FIX ON TRIANGLES

GOOD REINFORCEMENT MEANS NO FROWNS

GRAPHICS WORTH 1000 ALPHANUMERICS

GUESS THE MISSING NUMBER

HELPING YOUNGSTERS FORM CATEGORIES

HISTORICAL FIGURES TUTOR

HONE DIRECTIONAL SKILLS

INCREASE MEMORIZATION ABILITIES

INTEGERS IN ORDER

KILLING FLIES WITH THE FRIENDLY TOOL

LANGUAGE ARTS GAME

LEARNING ABOUT RATIOS

LEARNING ABOUT SCALES (MAPS)

LEARNING THE SIGNS

LOCATING POINTS ON A GRAPH

MAKE THE DIFFICULTY LEVEL VARIABLE

MAKING DEWEY DECIMAL USER- FRIENDLY

METRIC

MYSTERY WORD PUZZLES

NUMBER FUN FOR THE VERY YOUNG

ONE-ON-ONE MATH DRILLS

PERSONALIZED CERTIFICATES

PREPARING FOR THE RIGHT CAREER CHOICE

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION PREVIEW

PRESIDENTS TAKE PRECEDENCE

PROBABILITY

PROGRAMMING A COMPUTER ILLITERATE SCHOOL

PROPER GRAMMAR IMPORTANT IN PROGRAMS

RAINY DAY ACCOUNT

RANDOM OFTEN NEEDS A HELPING HAND

READING EXERCISE

RECITE 'PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE'

RESTAURANT RECKONINGS

REVIEW OF PUNCTUATION MARKS

REVIEW OF SYNONYMS

REVIVING A NEARLY LOST ART

SHARPEN REFERENCE SKILLS

SHOOTING MATH

SOLVING VERBAL MATH PROBLEMS

SUSTAIN INTEREST BY EXPANDING RELEVANCE

SWINGING WITH BASEBALL INTEREST

TAKE THIS MESSAGE, PLEASE!

TEACH ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS

TEACHES CHILDREN TO FOLLOW DIRECTIONS

TEACHING CHILDREN TIME CONCEPTS

TEACHING LANGUAGE IDIOMS

TEACHING LINE GRAPHS

THE THREE BEARS COME OF AGE

TO RHYME OR NOT TO RHYME

TORONTO, ONTARIO FOR A BASKET

UPGRADING KEYBOARD SKILLS

VALUE OF COMPARISON SHOPPING

VOWELS

WORKING WITH THE ELECTRONIC BOOK I

JUN

1985

45

JAN

1988

54

APR

1983

96

AUG

1986

94

APR

1984

43

MAY

1989

56

MAR

1988

89

DEC

1984

174

SEP

1987

138

AUG

1982

41

FEB

1984

60

JUN

1984

121

JAN

1985

55

SEP

1990

46

JUL

1990

86

FEB

1989

105

JUN

1990

18

MAR

1984

121

JUL

1987

56

SEP

1989

54

MAY

1987

112

AUG

1984

107

APR

1986

136

SEP

1982

35

MAR

1987

74

MAY

1990

88

SEP

1986

74

AUG

1987

97

FEB

1990

94

OCT

1983

106

JAN

1986

108

APR

1988

70

FEB

1987

46

NOV

1989

24

SEP

1983

50

OCT

1982

26

AUG

1985

148

FEB

1983

14

NOV

1988

40

NOV

1983

314

FEB

1988

76

OCT

1985

45

MAY

1988

88

JAN

1984

87

JUN

1988

86

JUN

1989

76

JUL

1988

54

DEC

1982

56

MAY

1984

190

JUL

1985

42

DEC

1987

98

OCT

1984

52

MAY

1986

138

JUN

1986

84

APR

1987

46

NOV

1986

74

DEC

1989

32

MAR

1990

112

NOV

1987

76

FEB

1985

64

APR

1990

85

NOV

1985

30

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BLYN, STEVE
BLYN, STEVE
COLLICOT, JOHN
COLLICOTT, JOHN
COOPER, RICK
COOPER, RICK
CROOKS, MARY
CROOKS, ROBERT
DACUS, JUDY & DAVI
DACUS, JUDY & DAVI
DAVIS, SUSAN
DERSHEIMER, RICHAR
DORRITY, DENNIS
DUNCAN, JAMES
FAESSLER, CHUCK
FRENCH, PAUL
GARRETT, NORMAN
GERMAN, J.D.
GORDLEY, RICHARD
GORDLEY, RICHARD
GORDLEY, RICHARD
GRAY, THOMAS
GRAY, THOMAS
HOOD, THOMAS
HOOPER, DAVID
HOOPER, DAVID
HYRE, LEONARD
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
JOHNSON, SAMUEL
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KHERIATY, LARRY
KIMMELMAN, PAUL
KIMMELMAN, PAUL
KIMMELMAN, PAUL
KIMMELMAN, PAUL
KIMMELMAN -MACALI
KIMMELMAN -MACALI
KIMMELMAN -MACALI
KINNEY, GARY
KNOLHOFF, MIKE
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KONECKY, LARRY
KRETSCHMER, J.C.
LABELLE, RUSS
LAMONICA, MARY -JAM
LATHAM -ERICKSON
LESTER, LANE
LESTER, LANE
LEVINSON, ERIC
LIGON, ELIZABETH
LINGE, JOHN
LUETKE, PAUL

WORKING WITH THE ELECTRONIC BOOK II

YOUR CHILD'S SELF IMAGE

CIPHER FUN FOR COCO KIDS

PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS IN MATH

STATES AND CAPITALS

THE BIG BAD WOLF

TIME TEST

COMMON DENOMINATOR FOR MATH STUDY AND EAS

SPELLING DRILL AND PRACTICE I

SPELLING DRILL AND PRACTICE II

FONEHOME-ET COULD HAVE USED THIS ONE

HERE'S THE ANSWER, WHAT WAS THE QUESTION?

REPORT CARD PAYOFF

LEARNING YOUR ABCS

POP QUIZ: NAME 50 CAPITALS

IOWA LEMONADE

RANDOM LAB SCHEDULER

PUT KEYBOARD ON THE SCREEN

LONG DIVISION DRILL

MEASURE SPEED READING AND COMPREHENSION

CORRECTION

MEASURING YOUR INCHES

SPEEDMATH

ROMAN NUMERAL DRILL

AN EDUCATIONAL U.S.

MATHPAL WILL TEACH YOUNGSTERS

MATH QUIZ

COLOR LOGO WITH PRINTING

COMPARE GRAPHICS BY BASIC OR LOGO

EDUCATION THROUGH GRAPHICS

EDUSPELL

ALL THINGS IN PROGRESSION

MENTAL MATH BLOCKS

QUIZ GAME

RATIONAL THINKING

LOGO, PILOT AND COMPUTER LITERACY

COCO AND THE EDUCATIONAL ADMINISTRATOR

EDUCATION AND THE COCO

EDUCATION AND THE COCO

FURNITURE FOR CLASSROOM COMPUTER

A COCO EDUCATIONAL NETWORK

COCO AS AN EDUCATIONAL BARGAIN

SOFTWARE IN THE CLASSROOM

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST GENERATOR

A CATERPILLAR'S ALPHABET

PARLEZ-VOUS COCO FRANCAIS?

PROGRAM TO TEACH ENGLISH

TEACH THE MONTHS OF THE YEAR

TRANSLATION SENSATION

UNCOMPLICATING TRANSLATING

MAKE MULTIPLE-CHOICE QUIZ

BIBLIOGRAPHY FILE

ESTIMATING READING DIFFICULTY

OH! CANADA

COCO MATH CLASS

MICRO -MELTDOWN: NUCLEAR REACTOR SIMULATIO

ELECTRONIC GRADEBOOK

ILLUSTRATING LECTURES WITH GRAPHICS

BINARY MATH PRACTICE

COCO-ETRY

SOUNDING OUT THE ABC'S

GRADE AVERAGING AID

DEC

1985

30

FEB

1986

134

APR

1987

166

SEP

1989

32

SEP

1988

60

SEP

1988

34

AUG

1989

56

FEB

1983

102

SEP

1984

161

OCT

1984

25

NOV

1982

82

JAN

1984

98

SEP

1987

20

SEP

1987

72

APR

1983

34

APR

1983

60

SEP

1983

18

MAR

1984

128

SEP

1988

53

SEP

1987

140

OCT

1987

50

SEP

1983

122

DEC

1983

124

APR

1987

172

MAR

1982

39

JAN

1983

111

SEP

1985

18

OCT

1984

174

JUL

1984

122

AUG

1984

134

DEC

1988

42

FEB

1989

61

SEP

1988

71

SEP

1988

72

SEP

1986

38

SEP

1983

160

NOV

1982

105

APR

1983

224

JUN

1983

232

MAR

1983

24

JAN

1983

154

FEB

1983

124

DEC

1982

146

SEP

1984

57

AUG

1985

83

DEC

1987

144

FEB

1985

236

JUL

1988

86

JUL

1986

93

AUG

1986

48

JAN

1986

30

SEP

1983

252

JUN

1983

148

SEP

1985

124

JAN

1986

88

APR

1983

112

SEP

1982

8

JAN

1983

136

MAY

1988

100

SEP

1985

130

FEB

1988

142

SEP

1983

228

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MAC L EL LAN, GARY

MAURO, ROBERT

MAYEUX, ANN

MILLER, RALPH

MIR,

JORGE

MONROE, RICHARD

MUSUMECI, JOHN

MYERS, PAUL

NORTON, DENNIS

OSANI, KEITH

OSTRER, KEN

PARAVATI, JOSEPH

PEPPENHORST, STAN

PESHA, RONALD

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PETERSON, DALE

PLAXTON, JOHN

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

PLOG

MICHAEL

TEACH COLOR CODES OF RESISTORS

BOOKMARK

ABC IS NOT JUST CHILD'S PLAY

PRESIDENTIAL DRILL

HELP PREPARE FOR FINAL EXAMS

ACHIEVING SIMPLE EQUALITY

GOODBYE FLASHCARDS

FOUR FOR FUN

TEACH CHILDREN HOW TO READ A CLOCK

SIMULATE A DICTIONARY

DRILL FOR EVEN AND ODD NUMBERS

THE OLD FASHIONED CLOCK

STATISTICS IN THE CLASSROOM

SPELLING PRACTICE

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

GREETINGS FROM UNCLE BERT

MANY LOGO EXAMPLES

SCRIPT PROVIDES REMEDIAL HELP

AN EVOLVING CURRICULUM

APPROACHES FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

BIGGER ISN'T ALWAYS BETTER

CHANGES IN THE MICRO REVOLUTION

COMMENTS ON MICROS IN SCHOOLS

COMMENTS ON MICROS IN SCHOOLS

COMPARING THE CURVES

COMPUTER AS A CLASSROOM TOOL

COMPUTER AS A TEACHER

COMPUTER CONSORTIA CONSOLIDATIONS

COMPUTER'S ROLE IN STUDENT TESTING

COMPUTERS IN ART EDUCATION

COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION

COMPUTERS IN SCHOOL MANAGEMENT

DEMOGRAPHICS OF EDUCATION

DO TEACHERS LIKE COMPUTERS?

EDUCATION OUTSIDE THE SCHOOL

EDUCATION TEXAS STYLE

EFFECTIVE COMPUTER LITERACY METHODS

FINDING RESOURCES FOR COMPUTER LEARNING

HOW VALUABLE IS HANDS-ON LESSONS?

INTEGRATING COMPUTERS IN SCHOOL

INTEGRATING COMPUTERS INTO CLASSROOMS

INTELLIGENCE AND ANTHROPOMORPHIC CHARM

LEARNING READINESS AND COMPUTERS

LET YOUR CLASS DO SOMETHING PRACTICAL

NETWORKING FOR BETTER SOFTWARE EVALUATION

NEW TRENDS IN EDUCATIONAL COMPUTING

NOT JUST A STUDENT LEARNING TOOL

OPPOSING VIEWS ON COMPUTERS IN EDUCATION

PROGRAMMING THE LOGO TURTLE

PUTTING HISTORY IN YOUR FUTURE

READING VS COMPUTERS

RISE OF THE MICROCOMPUTER

JUL

1987

44

SEP

1985

227

SEP

1987

58

NOV

1988

102

MAY

1982

17

JUL

1987

50

SEP

1987

72

JAN

1984

210

SEP

1986

58

SEP

1985

80

NOV

1988

77

SEP

1984

25

OCT

1983

144

MAR

1983

198

JAN

1984

302

FEB

1984

300

MAR

1984

206

APR

1984

202

MAY

1984

185

JUN

1984

123

JUL

1983

285

AUG

1983

189

SEP

1983

268

OCT

1983

215

NOV

1983

300

DEC

1983

143

JUL

1984

117

DEC

1983

194

MAY

1984

52

AUG

1987

32

FEB

1984

62

NOV

1983

115

FEB

1985

181

DEC

1984

265

MAY

1987

82

OCT

1984

23

JUL

1984

48

MAR

1984

185

MAY

1985

31

OCT

1985

55

JUN

1984

51

NOV

1987

150

APR

1986

139

FEB

1987

65

APR

1984

129

MAY

1986

140

JUL

1985

175

MAR

1987

90

SEP

1985

102

DEC

1985

45

SEP

1985

150

APR

1985

167

SEP

1987

32

JAN

1985

159

SEP

1983

84

JUN

1985

55

NOV

1985

102

SEP

1984

119

APR

1987

86

DEC

1983

166

MAR

1985

182

AUG

1984

51

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PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
POWERS, RON
POWERS, RON
PYNE, JEFF
QUEEN, WILLIAM
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
MEIJERING, RUDY
RAMELLA, RICHARD
RAND, PENNY
RHEAD, VALERIE
RIGSBY, MIKE
RITTENHOUSE, JAMES
RUMBANT, C.A.
SAITO-ALBRECHT
SAITO-ALBRECHT
SAITO-ALBRECHT
SAITO-ALBRECHT
SAITO-ALBRECHT
SAITO-ALBRECHT
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED

ROBOTS: THEIR PLACE IN EDUCATION

ROLE OF TEACHERS IN EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE

SCHOOLS GET A REPORT CARD

SOME EDUCATIONAL USES FOR COCO

SPECIAL EDUCATION AND THE COMPUTER

TANDY GRANTS

THE LEARNING PROCESS

THE MOST IMPORTANT EDUCATORS OF ALL

THE QUESTION OF ASSESSMENT

USE COCO IN VIDEOTAPE EDITING

USE COMPUTER TO DEVELOP CLASSROOM MATERIA

VALUE OF TRADITIONAL SKILLS

WHAT IS COMPUTER LITERACY?

COCO TESTMAKER REVISITED

COMPUTERIZED GRADE BOOK

MEASURE FOR MEASURE

MATH DRILL

SOLITAIRE

LEARNING CHEMISTRY

MULTO OF MARS

PRACTICE IN VOCABULARY

USE YOUR PRINTER TO MAKE STENCILS

YOUR FACE OR MINE

MATH CAN BE FUN

GRAPHIC LOOK AT BASIC TRIGONOMETRY

A JOYFUL FAMILY EXPERIENCE

MINING RAINBOW GOLD

PLAY TOGETHER, STAY TOGETHER

PUTTING THINGS IN ORDER

THROUGHT ANCIENT CAVES WE WENDED

WATCHING IMPORTANT PROGRAM EVALUATORS

A REAL CLEF HANGER

A SIMULATION OF LIFE SKILLS

ADVENTURE FOR COCO AND MC-10

CALCULATE DIFFERENCES IN TIME

CHECKBOOK SKILLS

COCO TOURNAMENT PROGRAMS

COCO TOURS THE STATES

COCO USES COMMA SENSE

COMPUTER- PACED LEARNING

CONTINUE TOURING THE STATES

DRILLER II

E-Z-THELLO

E-Z-THELLO PLAYS BACK

FRACTIONS, DECIMALS AND WHOLE NUMBERS

GENERATE EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

GETTING THE HOLE PICTURE ON FRACTIONS

GRAMMAR 101 PART II

GRAPHIC SIMULATION OF BLOOD FLOW

GROWING UP WITH COCO

IT STRIKES A CHORD

JUST SAY GOODNIGHT GRACIE

KEYBOARD TRAINING

LEARN TO GIVE AND TAKE

LEARN TO READ A RULER

LEARN TRAFFIC SAFETY RULES

LEARNING LETTER SEQUENCE

LEARNING LETTERS

LEARNING THE VALUE OF NUMBERS

MAKE COMPOSITION WRITING SIMPLE

MATCHING OPPOSITES

MATH PROGRAM USING VOICE -PAK

JUN

1986

86

JUN

1987

32

FEB

1986

138

AUG

1983

194

JUL

1986

135

SEP

1986

76

JAN

1986

117

NOV

1986

166

JAN

1987

176

AUG

1986

97

FEB

1985

181

JAN

1984

68

OCT

1983

66

SEP

1986

160

SEP

1986

47

SEP

1983

226

MAY

1989

76

MAY

1991

78

FEB

1991

66

JUN

1985

18

SEP

1985

117

SEP

1984

140

SEP

1986

88

SEP

1987

71

JAN

1983

175

FEB

1984

132

MAR

1984

61

JUN

1984

198

JUL

1984

52

APR

1984

162

MAY

1984

60

MAY

1990

36

FEB

1986

148

JAN

1986

76

APR

1989

89

APR

1991

58

OCT

1984

104

NOV

1990

66

JUL

1988

156

AUG

1986

167

DEC

1990

28

OCT

1986

173

JUL

1990

54

AUG

1990

30

JAN

1987

78

MAY

1986

131

JUL

1989

91

JUN

1988

154

MAY

1987

38

NOV

1988

146

APR

1990

118

JUN

1989

87

JUL

1987

112

JAN

1990

42

JUN

1986

117

DEC

1987

52

JUN

1990

22

DEC

1989

60

APR

1986

118

DEC

1988

150

AUG

1988

92

FEB

1985

118

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SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCHNEIDER, HAROLD
SHELTON, GARRY
SHERMAN - BALDASSARY
SMITH, BILL
SMITH, JAY
TAULLI, T.C.
TAULLI, T.C.
TAYLOR, JAMES
TCHUDI, STEPHEN
TCHUDI, STEPHEN
TERRIO, CHRISTINE
TOSCANO, LOUIS
TURNER, DEL
TUROWSKI, DONALD
TUROWSKI, DONALD
VASCONI, EUGENE
WEAVER, DAN; JOHN
WELLS, GEOFF
WHITE, EDWARD
WILFORE, JOHN

MATH WORKSHEET GENERATOR PROGRAM

METRIC SYSTEM

MONEY AND MATH

MULTI MATH DRILLER

MUSIC CLASS 101

NUMBER PLACEMENT

OPPOSITE ATTRACTION

READING AND DECODING SKILLS

RECOGNIZING COMPLETE SENTENCES

REVISING THE RESERVOIR

RIGHT ON TIME

ROAD SKILLS INSTRUCTOR

SAY NO TO DRUGS

SENTENCE SAVVY

SIMULATION OF THE HEART

SOME EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS

SPEAKING SPELLING PROGRAM

SUPER MATHSHEET GENERATOR II

TEACH FUNDAMENTAL MATH SKILLS

THE SCREEN QUIZZER

THE SPELLING GAME

THE ULTIMATE TESTING PROGRAMS

THREE TRIPS TO THE WELL

TWELVE MONTHS OF FUN

UNDERSTANDING VERB USE

UPDATING THE COLOR CHANGE QUIZ

USES GRAPHICS TO COUNT CHANGE

VISUALIZING FRACTIONS 2

VISUALIZING FRACTIONS 3

VISUALIZING FRACTIONS 4

WHERE'S THE LOGIC?

THE ODD MAN OUT

TEACHER'S AID

MAKE MULTIPLE CHOICE TESTS

WIPE OUT LETTERS

LEARN INTERNATIONAL CODE FLAGS

RAPID READING

CORRECTION

THE ABC GAME

TEACHER'S HELPER, STUDENT'S FRIEND

USE COCO TO DEVELOP COMPOSITION TOPICS

SPELLING PRACTICE LISTS

THE ELECTRONIC BLACKBOARD

IS IT FISH, PHISH OR PHEISH?

I BEFORE E EXCEPT AFTER C

SEATING CHART FOR CLASSROOM

HELP WITH ASTRONOMY

LEARN ROMAN NUMERALS

NEW WAY TO MAKE WORDS

PRESIDENTIAL QUIZ

WORD SCRAMBLER FOR SPELLING LISTS

AUG

1984

38

APR

1987

76

SEP

1990

36

SEP

1984

225

FEB

1990

62

OCT

1990

34

SEP

1988

92

MAY

1988

74

JAN

1988

90

APR

1988

146

MAR

1990

12

SEP

1987

90

SEP

1989

66

MAR

1988

78

JUN

1987

106

APR

1985

74

FEB

1987

166

NOV

1985

79

FEB

1989

82

APR

1984

52

AUG

1987

92

FEB

1988

94

JUL

1984

162

MAY

1989

92

OCT

1987

158

SEP

1986

98

AUG

1985

142

JAN

1991

40

FEB

1991

40

MAR

1991

20

JAN

1989

80

OCT

1986

125

SEP

1985

46

SEP

1985

30

SEP

1987

74

AUG

1990

10

JUL

1985

129

NOV

1985

184

SEP

1984

156

SEP

1981

4

SEP

1983

139

JAN

1987

32

SEP

1987

106

JUN

1987

148

SEP

1986

78

SEP

1988

45

SEP

1985

55

SEP

1988

71

SEP

1982

95

SEP

1986

153

SEP

1984

131

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

GAMES

AUTHOR

ALBRECHT, BOB
ALBRECHT, BOB
ALBRECHT, BOB
ALBRECHT, BOB
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALBRECHT- FIREDRAKE
ALGER, PAUL
ALLEN, SCOT
ASHBY, LOU
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BAIN, SCOTT
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BAUMGARDT, KENT
BAXTER, BRIAN; ETA
BECKER, ROB
BECKER, ROB
BEHRMANN, DARREL
BEHRMANN, DARREL
BEISTEL, PHILLIP
BELANGER, ALLAN
BELL, BRUCE
BELL, BRUCE
BELL, BRUCE
BELL, BRUCE
BELL, BRUCE
BELL, BRUCE
BENNETT- LAIDLAW
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO -AFTAMONOW
BILLEN, DAVID
BLECKLEY, LOGAN
BLOEDOW, GRANT
BLOUND, ANDY
BLY, MERWYN
BODIROGA, GEORGE
BOURGEOIS, JACQUES
BOURGEOIS, JACQUES
BOURGEOIS, JACQUES
BRADBURY, NICK
BRADBURY, NICK

ARTICLE

CAREFULLY CONTRIVED SUPERHERO

CREATING CHARACTERS FOR FUN AND ADVENTURE

DESIGN YOUR OWN CHAMPION

ROLL THOSE BONES

ALOYSIOUS AND THE SEVEN CHARACTERISTICS

CREATING RANDOM NAME FILES

EXPANDING YOUR CHARACTER FILE PROGRAMS

FROM TETRATO ICOSAHEDRON

INPUTTING YOUR ROLE PLAYING CHARACTERS

MYSTERIOUS AND UNPREDICTABLE RND

MYSTERIOUS AND UNPREDICTABLE RND

RND COMMAND IS ONE SECRET TO GOOD GAMES

THREE FRIENDS' OUTCOME A BIT DICEY

VENTURE INTO THE WORLD OF LET'S PRETEND

WHO IS THIS ONE CALLED CVCVC?

SEEKING IMMORTALITY

THE QUEEN'S QUARREL

KEEPING SCORE WITH COCO

THE VOTE IS IN

AN A- MAZING GAME FOR YOUR FUN

AN A'MAZE'ING ADVENTURE

FOOD FOR WORMS

THE MEANING OF LIFE

THE PUZZLING PENTOMINO

EXPLOSIVE WORD FUN

OODLES OF GAMES FOR 4K

A CLUE GAME SIMULATION

FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY

ALIEN RAIDERS BLITZ

IT'S A TOUCHDOWN

DOIN THE HI-RES SHUFFLE

COCO CONCENTRATION

BINGO, THE COCO WAY

CORRECTION

HINT

THE COCO ZONE

THE EYES HAVE IT

TO OVERTHROW THE CONTROLLERS

PARACHUTE OR FREE FALL?

CHILD'S PLAY

DOUBLE WHAMMY

LAYING DOWN THE CHIPS

BEAT THE DEALER

ZONX

WORDMAKE

STEVEDORES GAME

MASONRY MADNESS

ONE LINER CONTEST WINNER

A DAY AT THE RACES

THE TRIP

CORRECTION

CORRECTION

DESTINATION: MOON BASE AMPHIBI

CORRECTION

MTH

YR

PAGE

OCT

1983

170

FEB

1983

26

NOV

1983

140

MAR

1983

12

MAR

1984

138

MAY

1984

113

JUL

1983

248

AUG

1983

74

FEB

1984

292

APR

1984

115

NOV

1982

37

OCT

1982

46

DEC

1982

168

SEP

1982

38

JUN

1983

234

AUG

1988

76

OCT

1987

28

AUG

1987

36

FEB

1988

36

APR

1982

7

FEB

1988

171

FEB

1989

144

JUN

1986

196

DEC

1988

164

APR

1987

59

AUG

1985

88

AUG

1990

67

APR

1983

28

NOV

1986

52

OCT

1987

83

JUL

1983

196

AUG

1987

20

AUG

1988

38

FEB

1989

76

JUN

1987

81

APR

1986

26

JAN

1987

52

FEB

1988

42

DEC

1982

76

AUG

1988

44

OCT

1986

101

AUG

1986

80

AUG

1987

84

OCT

1985

65

JUN

1989

91

NOV

1990

10

AUG

1986

83

AUG

1988

89

APR

1984

82

AUG

1984

90

OCT

1984

237

JAN

1985

232

SEP

1985

106

SEP

1985

129

GAMES - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

Page 2

BRADBURY, NICK
BRADBURY, NICK
BRADBURY, NICK
BRANIGAN, ARRON
BRANIGAN, ARRON
BRANIGAN, ARRON
BRIMNER, ROBERT
BRIMNER, ROBERT
BRITTON, STEVE
BRITTON, STEVE
BRITTON, STEVE
BROCKSCHMIDT, KRAI
BRUNOTTE, BENJAMIN
BRUNOTTE, BENJAMIN
BUSH, JAMES
BUTTACAVOLI, PAUL
CAMIRAND, RENE
CAMPBELL, MARC
CARLIN, KENNETH
CARLISLE, ALLEN
CARROLL, JAMES R.
CARTER, GARY
CHAPEL, LEE
CHAPEL, LEE
CLARK, GREGORY
CLARK, GREGORY
CLARK, GREGORY
CLERC, DONALD
CLIFT, SIMON
COLLINS, DALE
COLLINS, DALE
COMPTON, DAVID
COMPTON, DAVID
COOK, BILL
COOK, BILL
COONEY, MIKE
COOPER, RICK
COTY, CURT
COTY, CURT
COTY, CURT
CRAIG, JEFF
CRAWFORD, GAY
CUADRA, HECTOR
CUMMINGS, GIL
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
DASH, RAJU
DATER, ANDREW
DAWSON, DAVID
DELBOURGO, BOB
DELBOURGO, ROBERT
DELBOURGO, T AND R
DEMARCO, BRIAN
DEMARCO, BRIAN
DICK, BRIEN
DICK, BRIEN
DILLON, JOHN
DIMITRI, AMIR
DINGLE, BRENT
DONALD, STEVE
DONZE, JEFF
DRENNAN, ALLEN
DRENNAN, ALLEN

CORRECTION

ICARUS IN SEARCH OF WINGS

ONE TILE AT A TIME

FORTUNE WHEEL

FORTUNE WHEEL MODIFICATION

FORTUNE WHEEL MODIFICATION

JOKER POKER

CORRECTION

OPERATION FREEDOM

CORRECTION

SAMURAI

BRAIN GAMES

RAT MAZE

THIS ONE'S A PUZZLER

CARD GAME

SIMILAR TO RUBIK'S CUBE

SAVE THE ASTRONAUTS!

THE CHECKERS CHAMP

TAKING ON THE ONE-ARMED BANDIT

INVASION OF FLYING SAUCER PEOPLE

BLACKJACK

BASKETBALL

FOR THE LOVE OF GOLD

CORRECTION

AMAZING ADVENTURES OF KARRAK

SIR RANDOLF OF THE MOORS

TWENTY ODD- BALL SCREEN ROUTINES

REVERSE

WHAT IS YOUR COMPATIBILITY RATING?

SIMILAR TO TV'S JEOPARDY

CORRECTION

ADVENTURE GAME FOR YOUNG CHILD

UNDERCOVER COCO

THE ADVENTURE PROCESSOR

CORRECTION

HOME COURT ADVANTAGE

TEST YOUR CHESS IQ

LET THE LASER BATTLE BEGIN

CORRECTION

SHOPPING SPREE

THE CROWN OF MERRO

TANGLED TILES

WHAT GOES UP. . .

ATTACK OF THE KEY BOMBERS

A CHALLENGING WORD GAME

THE EVIL TYRANT STAR LORD

THE HIT LIST

SIR EGGBERT TO THE RESCUE

NUMBER SCABBLE

CHALLENGE FOR PSYCHICS AND SLEUTHS

CONSEQUENCES FROM DOWNUNDER

COCO CALIBER

PICKING UP THE PIECES

WHICH NYM IS WITCH?

CORRECTION

ADVENTURE GAME MAPPING TECHNIQUES

TELL YOUR FORTUNE WITH TAROT

COCO PONG

BATTLE BACK WITH MUNCHKIN BLASTER

LUNAR LANDER

A VISIT TO THE PAST

BOMBS AWAY!

APR

1986

103

APR

1990

12

JAN

1990

72

AUG

1986

156

MAR

1987

182

DEC

1986

50

MAR

1987

99

MAY

1987

128

AUG

1985

54

OCT

1985

228

MAR

1990

114

DEC

1985

190

MAY

1985

105

MAY

1987

152

APR

1991

20

MAR

1987

52

SEP

1986

33

NOV

1989

82

OCT

1988

88

MAR

1986

108

MAR

1991

10

FEB

1984

161

DEC

1988

58

APR

1989

48

FEB

1984

91

JAN

1983

26

JAN

1984

202

JUL

1984

67

FEB

1984

292

MAR

1987

58

MAY

1987

128

MAR

1986

18

APR

1988

73

AUG

1986

26

NOV

1986

78

SEP

1987

42

OCT

1990

92

JAN

1987

36

MAY

1987

128

JUL

1989

34

FEB

1984

27

FEB

1989

28

JAN

1990

112

AUG

1984

148

JUN

1984

138

AUG

1986

58

AUG

1988

87

AUG

1985

129

JAN

1991

61

AUG

1983

20

MAR

1983

110

APR

1988

74

JUN

1988

82

AUG

1986

40

OCT

1986

92

AUG

1988

114

OCT

1984

74

JAN

1989

63

AUG

1987

44

MAY

1989

28

JAN

1987

28

OCT

1986

18

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Page 3

DROUILLARD, DAN
DUERIG, J. & A.
DUGGINS, LARRY
DUNN, CHRISTOPHER
EBBERT, JIM
ELMS, STEPHEN
ENGLISH, WILLIAM
FARRIS, CHARLES
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-ALBRECHT
FIREDRAKE-CANFIL
FIREDRAKE-CANFIL
FIREDRAKE-CANFIL
FIREDRAKE-CANFIL
FLAISHAKER, PAUL
FORSHA, JERRY
FRANKLIN, SHANE
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM
FRANKS, BILL
FRANKS, BILL
FRANSEN, AARON
FRAYSSE, JOHN
FRAYSSE, JOHN
FRAYSSE, JOHN
FRAYSSE, JOHN
FRENCH, PAUL
FRERKING, ANTHONY
FURMAN, BARRY
FURMAN, BARRY
GAGE, LARRY
GALIBOIS, MICHEL
GEORGE, THOMAS
GERMAN, J.D.
GLEASON, CHRIS
GOLDBERG, MORTON
GOLDWYN, IRA
GOODSON, JOEY
GRAY, TOM
GREEN, ROBERT
GRIFFIN, JIM
HADLEY, JOE
HALBROOK, TRAVIS
HALFMAN, SCOTT
HALL, KENNETH
HALL, MIKE
HALLEN, TONY
HAMELUCK, JEFF
HAMILTON, DANIEL
HARRIS, DALE
HARRIS, W. & N.
HASENSTAUB, THEO
HAUPT, NEIL
HEGBERG, JOEL M.
HEGBERG, JOEL
HINE, AL
HOGGINS, JAY

CRAPS

GOBLINS' LL GETCHA IF YOU DON'T WATCH OUT

TEED OFF

IT'S A TOAD'S LIFE

PROTECT STARBASE ALPHA

IT'S A BUG-EAT-BUG LIFE

LEARN COCO LEARN

MISSION: HOLD THE BRIDGE

EVERY CHARACTER CAN DO SOME THINGS WELL

FANTASY FARE

IMAGINATION AND CREATIVITY IN ROLE PLAYIN

ISSUING ORDERS FOR FANTASY ADVENTURERS

LAST GAMEMASTER'S APPRENTICE COLUMN

ROLE PLAYING GAMES: EFFECTIVE LEARNING

TRY FANTASY ROLE PLAYING GAMES

DESIGNING YOUR OWN ADVENTURE

PLAYING THE GAME OF HEROIC FANTASY

ROLE PLAYING NOT COMPUTER GAMES

SETTING THE SCENE

THEATER MANAGEMENT

WE WANT OUR Q-NERD

THE ROAD RACE

SOPWITH WITH COCO

CORRECTION

A QUANDARY OF PUZZLES

THE CAVERNS OF DEATH

QUEST FOR THE FALCON'S LAIR"

HOMING IN ON A GUIDED MISSILE SYSTEM

LET'S GO SAILING

MARATHON MADNESS

RAINBOW ROACH

USETOWN ANNEX

THE COMMANDOS WANT YOU!

ACEY DEUCEY DEALER

THE HOME SLOT MACHINE

THE MAD ADDER

PARAMISSION: FAST AND DANGEROUS

THE THOLEAN WEB

UP ON THE ROOFTOP

HIT ME IF YOU CAN

MARQUEE DE FIN

PERPLEXING PICTURE PUZZLES

MANEUVERING WITH JETPACK CHALLENGE

COMPUTER CUPID

TEST YOUR 'EYE-Q'

SPACE SHUTTER

BINGO! INSTANT FUN

MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU?

WHO WILL SURVIVE

PLACE YOUR BET!

RACING THE CLOCK WITH TRAILIN TRAIL

IT'S A MYSTERY

SEA WAR

SPACE RACE

KARATE GAME

PLAY KING FOR A DAY

GET CRACKING

HELP FOR ADVENTURERS

SCRABBLE PLAY-ALIKE

A MAZING ADVENTURE

RACE THE TRACK

VICIOUS VIC

APR

1984

67

OCT

1986

26

MAR

1989

58

FEB

1989

43

NOV

1982

101

FEB

1989

43

AUG

1987

50

DEC

1986

29

MAY

1985

150

JUL

1985

137

FEB

1985

85

APR

1985

131

AUG

1985

154

JUN

1985

148

APR

1983

226

JAN

1985

128

NOV

1984

120

SEP

1984

20

AUG

1984

232

AUG

1987

88

MAY

1984

175

NOV

1984

36

AUG

1984

74

NOV

1984

244

JAN

1986

25

JUL

1984

132

AUG

1985

26

MAR

1983

154

OCT

1982

76

OCT

1983

18

JUN

1983

38

JAN

1988

58

FEB

1986

180

JAN

1984

26

APR

1984

131

SEP

1984

147

MAY

1987

114

JUL

1989

42

DEC

1986

124

JAN

1988

76

FEB

1983

204

SEP

1986

108

JUL

1985

106

FEB

1985

76

MAY

1985

164

OCT

1983

68

APR

1984

89

JUL

1988

85

JUN

1986

26

APR

1984

195

AUG

1983

35

SEP

1984

90

AUG

1988

20

FEB

1985

66

SEP

1990

18

MAY

1991

16

AUG

1983

290

AUG

1987

90

DEC

1990

46

DEC

1989

46

SEP

1982

60

JUL

1986

74

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Page 4

HOIN, DENNIS
HOLSTEN, PHIL
HOOPER, DAVID
HRYZAK, WOLFGANG
HUANG, DAVID
HUSAK, CHARLES
HUSAK, CHARLES
HUSAK, CHARLES
HUTCHINSON, DAVID
JAMES, JOHN
JAWORSKI, JOHN
JENSEN, PAUL
JOHNSON, CLYDE
JOHNSON, NEIL
JOLLEY, DAVID
JONES, TIM
JONES, TIM
JONES, TIM
JONES, TIMMY
JONES, TUDOR
JONES, TUDOR
JONES, TUDOR
JONES, TUDOR
JUDD, DARYL
KAPFHAMMER-HELM
KASTE, MARTIN
KELLEY, ROBERT
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KERCKHOFF, PETER
KEYES, CHRIS
KEYES, MICHAEL
KILBY, MIKE
KINCADE, STEVE
KLEIN, JOEL
KNOLHOFF, MIKE
KNOLHOFF, MIKE
KOCH, DAREN
KOHN, JOSEPH
KOHN, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KROM, MATT
KROMEKE, MICHAEL
KROMEKE, MICHAEL
L'HOMMEDIEU, DOUGL
LAAKE, JOSEF
LAI, STEPHEN
LAI, STEPHEN
LAMONICA, J. & M.
LAMONICA, M. & J.
LEAR, DALE
LIDDIL, BOB
LIDDIL, BOB
LIDDIL, BOB
LOWRY, JAMES
MARSH, ALBERT
MARTINEZ, LOUIS
MASSIE, WARREN

MONEY STRATEGY GAME

HELICOPTER HERO

HERE COME THE VIPERS

INTERNATIONAL PING-PONG

CALLING TO MIND

QUEST OF THE DRAGON'S GOLD

CORRECTION

THE LITTLE RUNNER

HAND-ME-DOWNS

FIVE IN A ROW

DUNGEON MASTER'S CHARACTER SHEET

THE EVICTOR

LUNAR RESCUE

SCRAMBLED SCREEN OF LETTERS

START YOUR ENGINES

BASKETBALL GAME CALLED HORSE

CORRECTION

THE EYE OF THE TIGER

10 METER PLATFORM DIVING

SOLITAIRE UPGRADE-AUTOMATIC FINISH

CORRECTION

THE SOLITRY ENDEAVOR

CORRECTION

GRANNY'S PEG GAME CHALLENGE

OUT TWENTY CARAT GOLD WINNERS

HI -RES LOWERCASE PUNCTUATION

TOWERS OF HANOI

ALPHABET ROULETTE

GUESS WHO

LEFT BEATS RIGHT

MASTERING THE GATES

WHAT'S MISSING

SNEAKY SNAKE

AIR RESCUE

CHEAT AT ADVENTURE

FIRESTORM

TRY YOUR HAND AT BLACKJACK

IT'S YOUR MOVE

HAIL TO THE CHIEF

THE COCO OPEN

BEE ZAPPER

COLOR BLACKJACK

COLOR POKER

'WHAT HAPPENS IF'

GOOLIAN OLYMPICS OF TRIG FUNCTIONS

VISIONS OF PRO-AM: GOLF GAME

A MODEL OF A CAR ENGINE

TRICKS OF THE TRADE

HANG 'EM UP

THE LASERWORM AND THE FIREFLY

BOGGLE CLONE DEMANDS CONCENTRATION

PUZZLE STICKS AND PICTURE MAKER

CLUE ME IN

DOING THE TRIVIA RAG

HOTEL COCO

ADVENTURING WITH STYLE

FOUR BOOKS FROM DRAGONLAND

KEYS TO CREATING WINNING ADVENTURES

MINDING YOUR X'S AND Y'S

ROOTIN' TOOTIN' SHARPSHOOTIN ' COCO

BACK TO SQUARE ONE

COCO SAYS

JUN

1991

65

MAR

1988

42

DEC

1981

5

SEP

1982

41

AUG

1986

81

AUG

1984

25

NOV

1984

244

MAR

1984

170

FEB

1987

120

MAR

1988

76

MAR

1984

190

JUL

1986

62

AUG

1987

116

AUG

1987

90

AUG

1987

86

NOV

1985

129

JAN

1986

231

AUG

1986

122

SEP

1985

163

JAN

1988

171

MAY

1988

154

DEC

1986

76

MAR

1987

182

JUN

1985

99

APR

1986

20

JAN

1985

140

NOV

1982

42

NOV

1987

97

JUL

1988

83

JUN

1989

89

AUG

1986

79

AUG

1988

79

AUG

1987

26

JUN

1987

26

FEB

1983

99

JAN

1986

122

APR

1984

97

AUG

1988

28

OCT

1984

146

FEB

1984

68

SEP

1987

50

OCT

1983

134

APR

1983

162

JUN

1983

255

JUL

1985

148

MAY

1986

50

SEP

1986

49

MAR

1987

76

FEB

1983

40

NOV

1983

220

SEP

1983

60

JAN

1984

184

SEP

1988

65

SEP

1987

152

FEB

1987

27

FEB

1984

205

MAR

1984

143

FEB

1984

52

AUG

1988

77

AUG

1987

105

JAN

1988

74

FEB

1989

89

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Page 5

MATICE, NORMAN

MCKERNAN, CHRIS

MCKERNAN, CHRIS

MCKERNAN, CHRIS

MEADOR, GENE

MEADOR, GENE

MESSER, SHANE

MEYERS, PETER

MILLER-CUSHING

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MITCHELL, STEVEN

MITCHELL, STEVEN

MONTES, MARTIN

MONTES, MARTIN

MOON,

J. 4.

MOORE

CLAYTON

MOORE

MIKE

MORRISON, JOHN

MOSLEY, JOHN

NALOS

PAUL

NANNEN, JASON

NATION, BRAD

NELSON, MARK

NELSON, MARK

NEVIN

BOB

NICKOLS, KEVIN

NOBLE

JAMS

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

NOLAN

BILL

O'BRII

EN, DAN

O'DONI

\IELL, TIMOTHY

OSBORI

\IE, GARY

OSTREI

?, KEN

OSTROf

A, STEVE

OWENS

TONY

PARAV/

\TI, JOSEPH

PARSOI

\l, LOUIS

PARSOI

\l, LOUIS

peter;

SEN, JENS

PETIT

L. & C.

GONE FISHING

ESCAPE FROM TUT'S TOMB

ESCAPE FROM TUT'S TOMB 2 & 3

CORRECTION

YOU GOTTA PAY THE RENT!

CORRECTION

COCO JUMBLE

MENACE OF THE SANDWORM

GUILD OF THE KINGMAKER

A SIMPLE RAINBOW ADVENTURE

ADVMAKER MAKES ADVENTURES

RESCURE ON ALPHA II

CORRECTION

'PAC-ED' GAME

SUPPLY WATER TO THIRSTY URBANITES

THE BLUE BLOCK BLUES

ASTEROID DODGE

THE CHRISTMAS TREE PUZZLE

MAKING MAGIC

VEGAS AT YOUR FINGERTIPS

ELEVATORS

A MOST DANGEROUS MISSION

WHICH WAY DID THAT MANGY MONGREL GO?

SUPER ROOTER

THE HEAD OF THE BEAST

LOTSA LUCK!

THE VOTE IS IN

BATTLIN BLUE BERT

A COMPLETE CHARACTER GENERATOR

AND NOW, IGOR, THE ENVELOPE, PLEASE

BENEFITS OF ROLE PLAYING ARE NO FANTASY

BETTER MONSTER MANAGEMENT

COMPUTER SUPPORTED COMBAT

CONTINUING YOUR CHARACTER RECORD FILE

CREATE CHARACTER FILE PROGRAM

CREATE CHARACTER FILES

DATA BASE MANAGER FOR DRAGONS

DEMONS IN THE DUNGEON?

DETAILS OF A MAGIC SYSTEM

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW FANTASY GAME

DRAGONS ARE NICE FOLKS TOO

EMERGING COMBAT SYSTEM

FANTASY GAMES

MAKE MONSTERS FROM SILICON

NOW A WHOLE BAG OF DICE

PAINT A DRAGON

PROGRAMMING THE COMBAT SYSTEM

READY FOR COMBAT?

SLAY YOUR TURKEY

SOME NEW FRP ROUTINES

USING DATA LINES TO CACHE YOUR CREATURES

TOWERS OF HANOI

SEARCH FOR WORDS

HIT THE SLOPES!

TREASURES OF THE ENRAKIAN EMPIRE

A NEWFANGLED MAZE

BLOCKOUT WIPEOUT

GEOGRAPHICS

THE KINGDOM OF LE LUTIN

CORRECTION

CHOPPER ASSAULT

PATTERN DISCRIMINATION GAME

JAN

1984

158

JUL

1988

58

AUG

1988

58

OCT

1988

84

JUL

1984

26

OCT

1984

237

JUN

1990

50

AUG

1986

18

APR

1988

86

JUL

1982

9

AUG

1982

47

DEC

1984

66

APR

1985

226

JAN

1984

70

JUN

1983

258

NOV

1987

97

JUN

1989

90

DEC

1988

20

AUG

1987

88

JUN

1990

12

JUN

1989

90

FEB

1984

64

AUG

1985

228

MAY

1986

26

DEC

1984

64

JUN

1988

81

DEC

1984

64

APR

1987

105

FEB

1984

178

MAR

1984

125

JAN

1984

34

APR

1983

170

NOV

1983

168

FEB

1983

179

JAN

1983

15

MAR

1983

202

MAY

1984

142

SEP

1982

22

DEC

1983

228

OCT

1983

152

AUG

1982

62

SEP

1983

192

JUL

1982

27

OCT

1982

106

JUN

1982

38

DEC

1982

50

AUG

1983

170

JUL

1983

178

NOV

1982

67

MAY

1982

23

JUN

1983

124

FEB

1989

90

DEC

1982

130

JAN

1989

63

AUG

1983

122

FEB

1990

50

MAY

1988

94

SEP

1984

177

JUL

1987

58

OCT

1987

50

JUN

1985

28

APR

1987

99

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PFEIFER, CHRIS
PHILLIPS, DANIEL
PHILLIPS, GEORGE
PITEL, RICK
POLLOCK, WARD
POPOVICH, MICHAEL
POPOVICH, MICHAEL
POPPE, T.ROBERT
PORTELA, HENRY
POWERS, COURTNEY
POWERS, COURTNEY
PREBLE, LAWRENCE
PRESLEY, CHAD
PRICE, ROLLA
PUCELLA, RIC
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW

RAMELLA, RICHARD
RAMELLA, RICHARD
RAMELLA, RICHARD
RAMELLA, RICHARD
RAMELLA, RICHARD
RAMELLA, RICHARD
REED, JIM
REED, JIM
REID, CHRIS
REMINI, SUSAN
REPASY, MICHAEL
RICE, ROBERT
RICHARDSON, MEL
RICKETTS, GREGORY
RIDINGS, DAVID
RILEY, RUSSELL
RILEY, THOMAS
RITCHIE, GARY
RITTENHOUSE, JAMES
ROBBINS, JOEL
ROGERS, ROBERT
RONALD, BRUCE
RONALD, BRUCE
RUANGCHOTVIT, C.
RUBY, PAUL
RUBY, PAUL
RUBY, PAUL
RUTTER, RICHARD
SABBATINI, MARK
SAPORTA, ALAN
SAPORTA, ALAN
SCERBO, ETAL

SURFACE

DOTS: CHANGE OF PACE FROM OUTER SPACE

TANK COMMAND

TRIVIA TIC-TAC-TOE

HIGH ADVENTURE OF PARA-JUMPER

THE FUN CONNECTION

THE MEMORY GAME

STUNT PILOT

HOW IS HOW

INSTANT GRAPHICS AND HOGS IN SPACE

CORRECTION

STAY ALIVE AT OUTPOST FIVE

WINGING IT

ACROSTICS GO HIGH TECH WITH WORD+

HOT STUFF

PEG ME!

SOLITAIRE, THE NEXT GENERATION

ADVENTURE REPORT"

ARE YOU PSYCHOTIC. .PSYCHIC

AYE, AYE, AYE -- MY SKY EYE

BATTLE THE ALPINE ALIENS

DO BATTLE NEAR LASER STAR

FOR ITS - GIN, GIN, GIN

GET THAT GOBBLER

HELICOPTER BATTLEGROUND FOR YOU

JULIE'S SONG

MAKE YOUR KIDS LIKE THE QUIZ KIDS

NO ESCAPE FROM THIS SPACE DEBRIS

WATCH OUT FOR THE WILD, WILD WEB

ZELDA AND HER DAYS

BUBBLE WARS

NIGHT OF HORRORS IN LURKLEY MANOR

NO NINES ALLOWED

NUMBER BUMPER

NUMBER JACKS

THE $100 CHALLENGE

HAVING AN ADVENTURE WITH ADVENTURE

ONCE AGAIN WITH ADVENTURE

COCO CRYPTO -A THREE STAR PUZZLER

MISSILE BARRAGE

RUN FOR YOUR LIFE

SKIRMISHES WITH VIDEO VIPERS

NAME THAT SONG

DUNGEON ADVENTURE

TIC-TAC-TOE

BOGGLING YOUR MIND

MAZE OF MOYCULLEN

NO TREADS ON ME, PLEASE!

WET ' N WILD

TALK ABOUT YOUR CHOPPED DOWN FORD

JOURNEY THROUGH THE JUNGLE

ONE OF OUR POOL BALLS MUST BE CRAZY!

THE CRAZY POOL BALL EXPLAINED

CASTLE OF DEATH

AND FOR MY NEXT TRICK

SUCCESS MANSION

CORRECTION

COMPUTER TRAPSHOOTING

ALPINE SLOPES

BROTAN THE BLUE

CORRECTION

SWAMP WARS

APR

1985

42

JUL

1983

83

JUN

1988

60

DEC

1985

69

DEC

1983

176

JUN

1984

156

JAN

1984

116

MAR

1984

67

NOV

1983

204

FEB

1987

106

MAY

1987

128

FEB

1983

34

AUG

1988

78

MAY

1986

38

MAY

1989

76

DEC

1989

26

DEC

1988

36

DEC

1982

61

SEP

1981

9

MAR

1982

4

AUG

1982

34

SEP

1981

1

OCT

1981

9

JAN

1982

10

OCT

1981

8

APR

1982

36

SEP

1981

14

JUL

1982

42

APR

1982

37

DEC

1981

2

FEB

1986

58

MAR

1985

42

OCT

1985

36

OCT

1985

180

MAY

1985

25

JUL

1985

180

JAN

1983

20

FEB

1983

200

JUN

1983

132

AUG

1983

218

APR

1985

18

JAN

1986

99

JUN

1985

163

JAN

1983

50

APR

1991

50

FEB

1989

91

APR

1986

58

JAN

1984

173

JAN

1987

27

AUG

1983

50

AUG

1984

18

JUL

1988

28

AUG

1988

18

FEB

1988

65

DEC

1988

92

JAN

1987

108

APR

1987

128

NOV

1985

18

DEC

1985

204

AUG

1985

18

OCT

1985

228

JUN

1982

49

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SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCHECHTER, GERRY
SCHIMDT, JIM
SCHNEIDER, HAROLD
SCHULER, KEITH
SHELF, CARL
SHORTER, TED
SIROLLY, MICHAEL
SMITH, RANDALL
SNYDER, S. & B.
SPRINGER, CHARLES
SPRINGER, CHARLES
SPRINGER, CHARLES
ST. JACQUES, RENE
STAKELIN, JAMES
STEIDL, JEFF
STEWART, DAVID
STEWART, SHAWN
SUTPHIN, RICKY
SWARD, STEVE
SWARD, STEVEN
SWEAT, DAVID
TANZER, MILT
TAPANILA, GLEN
TAULLI, T.C.
TAYLOR, D.
TEAGUE, DENNIS
THORSVIK, DOUG
TILENIUS, ERIC
TILENIUS, ERIC
TILENIUS, ERIC
TILENIUS, ERIC
TILENIUS, ERIC
TILENIUS, ERIC
TILENIUS, ERIC
TUCKER, ERIC
TUCKER, ERIC
TYSON, BOB
TYSON, BOB
TYSON, ROBERT
TYSON, ROBERT
TYSON, ROBERT
URBAN, JOHN
URBAN, JOHN
URBAN, JOHN
URBAN, JOHN
URBAN, JOHN
VEAL, EVAN

A 3-D TYPE GAME TO TRY

ADVANCED STAR -TRENCH WARFARE

ADVANCED STAR -TRENCH WARFARE

CORRECTION

CORRECTION

CHALLENGE OF THE DEMON'S DEFIANCE

CREATING DESIGNER ARCADE GAMES

GALLOPING GAMBLERS

METEOR STORM 3

ML TRICKS FROM A BASIC GAME

RETURN OF THE HANGMENOIDS

ROBOFLIP: ANATOMY OF A GAME

SNAIL INVADERS

SNAIL'S REVENGE

TWO FOR THE PRICE OF ONE

ROULETTE

MEMORY: BRAIN STAIN WITH SCHMALTZ

SPINNING FORTUNE'S WHEEL

CASTLE ZHAGWHAR

SUB AT 30 FATHOMS

ICE LANDER CAN BE A SLICK RUN

STRATA

WHATZIT? ITS A SCRAMBLED WORD GAME

A HANUKKAH GIFT FOR YOU

RAINBOW'S 2ND ANNUAL SIMULATION CONTEST

THE DECISION HAS BEEN MADE

THIRD ADVENTURE CONTEST

CARDIO

KNIGHT'S GAME

ACTION -STRATEGY GAME

CAN YOU DEACTIVATE THE BOMB?

HAVE A HAND AT HANGMAN

A FRIGHTFULLY GOOD TIME!

GOPHER IT

SUB SEARCH

GET INTO THE HOBBIT OF PLAYING

WHO WAS COLONEL POTTER'S HORSE?

LET'S GET TRIVIAL

BATTER UP

JUNK FOOD

WORD -HUNT CROSSWORD PUZZLE

CASE OF THE OVERBLOWN HEIST

ADVENTURE WRITER'S TOOLKIT

CREATING THE GRAPHIC ADVENTURE

CREATING THE WELL- BLENDED ADVENTURE

THE ARCONIAX ASSIGNMENT

CORRECTION

THE ICING ON THE CAKE

URCHINS FROM THE BLACK LAGOON

ONE GOOD TURN DESERVES ANOTHER

TREASURE QUEST: THE GOLDEN ADVENTURE

RAINBOW SIMULATION PACKAGE

CORRECTION

COMPUTER SIMULATION FOR FUN AND PROFIT

COMPUTER SIMULATION FOR FUN AND PROFIT

STRATEGY FOOTBALL

COCO HELP AS AN FRP REFEREE

CREATING FANTASY GAME CHARACTERS

GENERATING A FRP CHARACTER

RANDOM DICE METHODS COMPARED

RANDOM NUMBERS MAKE EASY FUN

THE BLACK BOX

NOV

1982

8

JUL

1986

98

NOV

1982

8

AUG

1986

98

OCT

1986

92

MAR

1985

77

DEC

1986

163

DEC

1985

86

OCT

1989

48

NOV

1989

54

MAY

1985

131

MAR

1987

168

FEB

1982

17

JUL

1983

138

OCT

1988

90

APR

1984

25

JUL

1983

202

APR

1984

138

JUN

1989

41

MAR

1983

144

JUN

1982

25

MAY

1988

20

JUL

1983

124

DEC

1983

212

JUL

1984

156

APR

1985

36

MAR

1985

33

APR

1985

58

JUL

1990

90

JUL

1990

28

MAR

1983

136

AUG

1987

89

OCT

1987

20

JAN

1986

18

MAR

1988

122

JAN

1983

122

AUG

1984

67

DEC

1983

89

JUL

1987

105

NOV

1984

90

DEC

1985

110

MAY

1984

195

APR

1985

105

MAR

1984

34

FEB

1984

34

JUL

1984

90

SEP

1984

234

APR

1984

34

JAN

1988

31

MAY

1988

30

NOV

1986

18

JUL

1985

46

NOV

1985

184

JUL

1984

186

AUG

1984

119

AUG

1983

234

MAR

1982

32

JAN

1982

6

FEB

1982

18

MAY

1982

44

DEC

1981

6

AUG

1989

26

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WAGORN, PAUL
WALRATH, DEL
WARD, LOGAN
WEBB, MARK
WEBB, MARK
WEBB, MARK
WEBER, THOMAS
WELLS, GEOFF
WELLS, GEOFF
WELLS, GEOFF
WELLS, GEOFF
WELLS, GEOFF
WELLS, JOHN
WELLS, JOHN
WHITE, ERIC
WHITE, RICHARD
WICK, GARY
WILENSKY, JOE
WILSON, LONNI
WOLCOTT, LARRY
WOLF, ERIC
WOLF, ERIC
WOLF, ERIC
WOOD, JAMES
WOOD, JAMES
WOOD, JAMES
WRIGHT, ARCHOR

PENGUIN PATROL

HOW TO DO NUMBER PICKING GAME

COCO HAS ALL THE ANSWERS

DARTS

PLAYING THE STOCK MARKET

THE GUESSING GAME

WARGAME

GO ADVENTURING WITH GAPAD

GO ADVENTURING WITH GAPAD

HANDY MATH DRILL

HAUNTED HOUSE ADVENTURE

ONCE MORE WE'LL GO ROWING

SAUCER, SAUCER, IN THE SKY

SPACE ATTACK

COCO-NECT-A-DOT

GIVE US MORE VIPERS!

WHO WROTE RAINBOW'S FIRST TRIVIA GAME?

COCO DERBY

A CHRISTMAS DREAM

KUNG FU FIGHTING

INTO THE DANGER ZONE

WHERE'S THE MATCHING BOX?

WORM INVADERS FROM SPACE

HI -RES RACER

RID THE SCREEN OF THE MENACE

TIC -TAC- COCO

FLY OFF THE HANDLE

FEB

1985

33

SEP

1982

15

NOV

1987

52

FEB

1991

83

NOV

1988

45

MAY

1990

50

NOV

1983

90

JAN

1983

18

DEC

1982

98

SEP

1982

82

FEB

1983

64

NOV

1982

33

APR

1987

116

AUG

1988

78

JAN

1987

60

FEB

1982

26

JUN

1983

16

MAY

1989

42

DEC

1987

20

MAR

1986

66

AUG

1987

58

FEB

1990

88

MAR

1990

18

MAR

1985

124

SEP

1985

167

AUG

1986

36

AUG

1986

81

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GENERAL

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

ABELL, JAMES
ADAMS -LEAR
ALBRECHT, BOB
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BAKER, DELBERT
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BAUTER, CURTIS
BECKER, BARRY
BEDARD, CLEM
BENNETT, JOSEPH
BENNETT, JOSEPH
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BIGGS, BRIAN
BJORK, STEVE
BOUCHARD, ROGER
BOUCHARD, ROGER
BURNHAM, PAUL
CARROCK, SOLLA
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
DAVIS, GARY; SUSAN
DAVIS, SUSAN
DAVIS, SUSAN
DAVIS, SUSAN
DELBOURGO, R.T.
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DOLLBERG, DONALD
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
FALK, LAWRENCE
FERNOLD, JOHN
FOSTER, LESLIE
FOSTER, LESLIE
FOSTER, LESLIE

ARTICLE

DOES ARCHIMEDE'S DISCOVERY HOLD WATER?

COLOR CHART FOR THE COCO 3

A BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO CASSETTE FILES

RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

THE RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

FUNSTATS

CONTEST RESULTS

PERPLEXING PUZZLES

APRIL FOOLISHNESS AND PENTOMINO WINNERS

CAN THE COCO LEARN?

HAMMING IT UP

HOW DOES THE COCO STACK UP?

MYSTERY OF THE TANDY ANAGRAM

PERPLEXING PUZZLES

PI TO 10,000 DIGITS

COCO CABINET

END THOSE STICKY RELAY BLUES

SECRET CODES

BUILD A DESK FOR YOUR COCO

CHART YOUR FLOW

CHART SMART WITH MILEAGE MAPPER

COCO, PHONE HOME

IMPORTANT MESSAGE

RESULTS FROM JULY'S PROGRAMMING CONTEST

SET YOUR WHEELS TO SPINNING

SONGWRITER'S WORD RHYMER

BIT BANGING WITH BOOLE

WHERE IS IT?

COCO 3: A PROGRAMMER'S DREAM

DATE TRACKING THROUGH THE AGES

CORRECTION

THE COCO CRYSTAL BALL

POETRY

MC-10 MEMORY MAP

PROSPECTING THE MC-10

THE DESKTOP PUBLISHER: A REPRISE

HELPFUL NUMBER- BASE CONVERSION QUIZ

COCO WIDOWS

THE COMPUTING FEMALE

WOMEN AND THE COLOR COMPUTER

WHO GOES ON RANDOM WALKS

HARDWARE HACKER CLEANS HOUSE

MEMORIES OF THE PROM

PROGRAM PAK CONNECTION

REDUCE THAT RFI ON YOUR MONITOR

WHAT ARE THOSE DEVICE NUMBERS FOR?

KID COCO IS NO LIGHTWEIGHT

OPENING COCO'S LIBRARY TO THE MC-10

THE NEW 64K COCO

COCO BETTER AGAIN?

HOW HEALTHY ARE YOU?

THE EIGHTH YEAR OF RAINBOW

THE FIFTH YEAR OF RAINBOW

THE FOURTH YEAR OF RAINBOW

MTH

YR

PAGE

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1989

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1987

20

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1984

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1988

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1987

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1989

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1990

54

JUL

1990

20

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1989

143

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1988

160

JAN

1989

145

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1986

90

MAY

1988

170

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1989

140

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228

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1983

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1989

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1982

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1982

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1987

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1985

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1985

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1989

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JUL

1988

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1987

32

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1985

172

DEC

1986

93

SEP

1986

26

JAN

1987

46

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1987

128

JUN

1989

28

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1991

64

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1984

309

FEB

1984

314

SEP

1988

102

JAN

1984

140

MAY

1984

119

JUN

1984

174

APR

1984

215

JAN

1983

130

OCT

1983

130

JUN

1983

72

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1984

330

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1983

146

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1984

163

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1983

174

OCT

1983

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1983

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1986

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1982

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JUL

1989

147

JUL

1986

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1985

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FOSTER, LESLIE
FOSTER, LESLIE
FOSTER, LESLIE
FOSTER, LESLIE
FRANKLIN, WILLIAM
GOFF, KELLY
GOODELL, KIRK
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN -HUTCHISON
GREEN, ROBERT
HASENSTAUB, THEO
HOGG, FRANK
HOGG, FRANK
HOGG, FRANK
HUNT, MATTHEW
HYRE, LEONARD
HYRE, LEONARD
HYRE, LEONARD
HYRE, LEONARD
HYRE, LEONARD
JAMES, BRIAN
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KREBS, RON
KUROWSKY, SUZANNE
KYLLO, DONALD
LAUN, ROBERT
LENGYAL, DAVID
LIDDIL, BOB
LIDDIL, BOB
MACALI, DAVID
MCGRATH, DICK
MICKLE, DAN
MONTOWSKI, ROBERT
MOORE, W.J.
MORGAN, ALAN
MURPHY, STEPHEN
MURRAY, KEN
MYERS, NANCY
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM

THE SEVENTH YEAR OF RAINBOW

THE SIXTH YEAR OF RAINBOW

THREE YEARS OF RAINBOW

TWO YEARS OF RAINBOW

FLYING THE SOPWITH WITH COCO

NINTH YEAR RAINBOW INDEX

PATCHWORK ON THE COCO 3

A GUIDE TO RGB ANALOG MONITORS

DETERMINE EPROM ERASURE TIMES

MONITOR UPDATES

COCOING ABROAD

DO IT YOURSELF EYE EXAMINATION

BUILD A LIGHT PEN

CPU OF CHOICE: GO COCO

HOW PRETTY IT IS TO PRINT PRETTY

YET ANOTHER COC02?

ABSTRACT MATH FORMULAS MADE CONCRETE

CONVENTION

ELECTION '88

TIGHTEN UP THAT TYPING

TYPING TUTOR

CORRECTION

80C REPORT FROM WEST COAST COMPUTER FAIRE

A TEST FOR THE COMPUTER WIDOW

CORRESPONDING WITH 'TALKING' COMPUTER TAP

CREATE A TAPE REGISTER

CREATE YOUR OWN TUTORIAL

DEBUGGING CAN BE FUN

HOME GROWN HINTS AND EVIL EYE

LEARNING THROUGH PROGRAM DISSECTION

LET'S CLEARN UP THAT TEXT SCREEN

LETS TAKE 'BASIC TRAINING

PROGRAM APPENDING FOR FUN AND PROFIT

SHARE SOME OF YOUR USEFUL HINTS

TAKING BASIC TRAINING

THE ENCYCLOPEDIA COCOLORIA

THIS ONE'S A PIECE OF CAKE

TIDYING UP YOUR TEXT

WHAT A DIFFERENCE SOME A'S MAKE

DE-MYSTIFYING THE PCLEAR0

COCO CLUBS

CRYPTOLOGIST'S SIDEKICK

ENTER THE FIFTH DIMENSION

HALF LIFE OF NUCLEAR DECAY

JOE JOURNALIST INTERVIEWS A DRAGON

THE MAGIC SOFTWARE MACHINE

PERIPHERALS FOR THE COCO

CROSSWORD PUZZLE CONTEST WINNER

PREDICTING FALLOUT

JULY FASHION FORECAST

ROBOCISE

HOW MUCH MEMORY

THE PRICE OF WISDOM

A COCO CHRISTMAS

COMPUTER WIDOW'S TALE (POEM)

CONTRACT BASICS FOR THE COMPUTER USER

COPYRIGHTING SOFTWARE PART 1

COPYRIGHTING SOFTWARE PART 2

COPYRIGHTING SOFTWARE PART 3

COPYRIGHTING SOFTWARE PART 4

GOT A PROGRAM? GET A MARKET!

LEGAL DISCUSSION ON COCO

JUL

1988

133

JUL

1987

145

JUL

1984

259

JUL

1983

290

JUN

1983

54

JUL

1990

64

NOV

1989

26

AUG

1987

68

JUN

1986

90

NOV

1987

33

NOV

1987

32

AUG

1985

230

APR

1983

90

FEB

1984

332

FEB

1982

21

FEB

1985

263

SEP

1990

10

JUL

1988

110

NOV

1988

58

JAN

1984

106

MAR

1987

66

MAY

1987

128

MAY

1982

20

JUN

1984

58

JUL

1984

114

MAR

1983

132

OCT

1983

182

DEC

1983

138

NOV

1983

306

JUL

1983

148

SEP

1983

278

DEC

1982

37

APR

1984

182

APR

1983

200

JAN

1983

10

AUG

1988

82

MAY

1984

116

AUG

1983

116

MAR

1984

149

SEP

1983

112

AUG

1983

302

JUL

1988

80

APR

1987

20

MAR

1983

34

DEC

1983

312

JAN

1984

218

JUN

1983

196

NOV

1986

125

MAR

1983

40

JUL

1986

115

FEB

1986

116

JAN

1982

19

FEB

1990

14

DEC

1988

95

AUG

1990

92

AUG

1983

226

SEP

1983

28

OCT

1983

292

NOV

1983

212

DEC

1983

220

JUN

1983

164

APR

1983

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NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM
NIELSEN, LINDA
NOLAN, BILL
PARKER, JEFFREY
PARKER, JEFFREY
PARKER, JEFFREY
PETTUS, RONALD
PETTUS, RONALD
PITTMAN, LARRY
PLOG, MICHAEL
PLOG, MICHAEL
PREBLE, LAURENCE
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
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REED, JIM
REED, JIM
REED, JIM
REED, JIM
REED, JIM
REILLY, MIKE
RIES, RICHARD
ROGERS, ROBERT
ROSEN, BOB
ROSEN, BOB
ROSEN, BOB
ROTHERMAL, BRUCE
RUSSELL, BOB
RUSSELL, BOB
RUSSELL, BOB
SAMUELS, EDWARD
SAMUELS, EDWARD
SAMUELS, EDWARD
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED B.
SCHMIDT, JIM
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RIGHT TO KNOW: IT'S AN OBLIGATION

SECRETS OF SUCCESSFUL SOFTWARE SUBMISSION

STARTING YOUR OWN COMPUTER BUSINESS

UNDERSTANDING PROBABILITY IMPROVES ODDS

IN PURSUIT OF CAPTAN 'HOOK'

RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

THE RAINBFEST REPORTER

PLUMBING FOR YOU COCO

ZEROING IN ON HALLEY'S COMET

MEASUREMENT CONVERSIONS WITH OS9

COMPUTERS AND OUR ENGLISH VOCABULARY

SEXISM IN THE COMPUTER INDUSTRY

BODY MAINTENANCE AND COMPUTING

A SPECIAL LOOK AT THE NEW POCO COCO

ABOUT THE RAINBOW SEAL

BASKETBALL STATSKEEPER

CELEBRATING OUR 2ND 'RECORD' YEAR

COCO 3 IS BORN

COCO MOBILE

FACES OF FALSOFT: STAFF PICTURES

GIFT BUYER'S GUIDE

PIPELINE (TWO NEW COCOS)

PULL OUT CALENDAR

RAINBO SEAL TO HELP CONSUMERS

RAINBOW'S HOLIDAY SHOPPING GUIDE

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RAINBOWFEST REPORT

SOFTWARE THEFT

THE RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

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THE RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1

ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL: ONE-LINER INSERT

DID YOU HEAR THE ONE ABOUT HINTS & TIPS

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READER SURVEY

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TANDY HOME COMPUTERS TOUR

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ENTER THE DRAGON

EVERYTHING YOUR WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT HEX

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GENERAL - rainbow

SCHUSTER, TOBIN

SEARBY, PAUL

SEARBY, PAUL

SEARBY, PAUL

SEARBY, SUE

SHERIDAN, VINCENT

SIEGEL, MARK

SMITH

FRANK

SPEER

MIKE

SPRINGER, CHARLES

STAFF

STANLEY, WILLIS

STEINBRUECK, RICHA

STEINBRUECK, RICHA

SUPPE

PASQUALE

SZLUCHA, THOMAS

TENNEY, STEVE

TYSON

ROBERT

TYSON

ROBERT

WACLO

JOHN

WACLO

JOHN

WACLO

JOHN

WHITE

RICHARD

WHITE

RICHARD

WHITE

RICHARD

WHITE

RICHARD

WHITE

RICHARD

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RICHARD

WHITE

RICHARD

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RICHARD

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RICHARD

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DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF APP SOFTWARE

TECKY YES

SOCCER INSTRUCTOR

MORE DETAILS ON COCO 3

MC-10 VS COCO: A COMMAND SUMMARY

A CAT'S HEARTBEAT

THE RESULTS ARE IN (CONTEST)

PICTURES FROM RAINBOWFEST

DECISIONS, DECISIONS

THE TOURNAMENT MASTER

CORRECTION

HANDICAPPERS AIDE

TWO FOR THE 10

THE RHYTHM OF LIFE

AND THE WINNER IS. .. ELECTION 84

EIGHT STEPS TO WRITING DOCUMENTATION

80C PICKS THE NFL

HOW TO PICK NFL WINNERS

PICK THE WINNERS IN THE NFL

A MIXED BAG OF BASIC

A SPREADSHEET WITH TEMPLATE REPETITION

AN INTRODUCTION TO SPREADSHEETS

BITS AND BYTES OF BASIC

C - LANGUAGE OF THE 80' S

CASSETTE AND DISK FILE OPERATIONS

CONTROLLING PRINTER AND DISK

DIRECT COMPARISON - USE A SPREADSHEET

EXPLANATION AND REVIEW OF SPREADSHEET

EXPLORING THE COCO 3 COLOR SYSTEM

FIRST DAYS WITH COCO 3

HOW TO FORM 80C USER'S GROUPS

IF PROGRAM CONTROL THE FINE ELSE...

LET'S CREATE A SPREADSHEET

MAKING THE MOST OF COCO 3 FEATURES

MEMORY SAVING TECHNIQUES

ON USING PRINT USING

SPREADSHEET AS A FILE MANAGER

SPREADSHEET DATA LOOK-UP FUNCTIONS

STRING VARIABLES AND FUNCTIONS

WELCOME TO BASIC

WELL-DEFINED VARIABLES PRODUCE CLARITY

WHAT'S BOTHERING YOU ABOUT BASIC?

COCO 3 POTPOURRI

TRACKING THE TEMPEST

CORRECTION

RAINBOWFEST REPORTER

AN INDEX TO THE RAINBOW?

HAM RADIO RECORD KEEPER

VIEW AND PRINT TEXT FILES

COCO 3 DOES WINDOWS AND MORE

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1986

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1986

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1987

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1983

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1984

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1982

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1982

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1982

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1985

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1987

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1986

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1984

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1983

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1984

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1987

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1983

126

DEC

1985

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MAY

1991

49

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1986

20

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(C) 1990

GRAPHICS

AUTHOR

ABRAHAM

ALEX

ADAMS -LEAR

AFTAMONOW, E. & G

AFTAMONOW, G. & E

ANDERSON, LARRY

BABICH,

TIO

BAIN, SCOTT

BARDEN,

WILLIAM

BARDEN,

WILLIAM

BARDEN,

WILLIAM

BARDEN,

WILLIAM

BARDEN,

WILLIAM

BARRINGER, JAMES

BAUER, GREG

BELL, MARK

BENNETT

JIM

BENNETT

JIM

BENNETT

JOSEPH

BENWAY,

PATRICK

BENWAY,

PATRICK

BERENZ,

MICHAEL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO

BILL

BERNICO -AFTAMONOW
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BILLEN, DAVID
BORGER, J.E.
BROWN, CHRIS
BRYSON, B.J.
CALDWELL, STEVE
CARROCK, SOLLA
CASSEL, RANDY
CATLETT, BRIAN
CLEMENTS, DAVE
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY

ARTICLE

PSYCHEDELIA

THE POWER OF THE PALETTE

RUDOLPH, THE RED NOSE RAINDEER

C0C03 CANVAS

A STITCH IN TIME

LIKE PULLING TAFFY

120 FRAME 'GRAPHICS PAD" FOR ANIMATION

FROM FLATLAND TO 3-D

HANDS-ON HERSHEY

JOYSTICKS, TOUCH PADS, AND DIGITIZING

MORE ON PSET, PRESET AND GRAPHICS SPEED

PUT ON YOUR 3-D GLASSES

DOG -GONE PROGRAM

TURNING TEXT GRAPHICS INTO TITLE SCREENS

THIS WREATH HANGS INDOORS

SIGN IN PLEASE

TRICKY GRAPHICS

GET AND PUT: HI -RES MOVEMENT

ALL THE COLORS OF THE RAINBOW

SPACE ATTACK

THE BOOGIE BOX

CASE OF THE SHIFTY- EYED ANIMATION TUTOR

COLORS OF THE SPECTRUM

DOODLE DITTY

GRAPHING GREAT GUITARS

PEACE TREATY FOR HACKERS AND COUCH POTATO

CORRECTION

PIECES OF THE PIE

PIXEL PICTURES

PREPARE BEFORE YOU PAINT

THANKSGIVING PIZZA PARTY

THE COCO COLORING BOOK

THE COLOR COORDINATOR

THE ZOOM -BLOOM PLANT

YE OLDE FONT

THE CLOWN OF A HUNDRED FACES

LONG AND WINDING ROAD TO ASSEMBLY GRAPHIC

COCO BRIGHT

COCO UNFURLS OLD GLORY

GET THE PICTURE

THE STORM

HERE EAGLES DARE

ANIMATION FILM FESTIVAL

GRAPHICS TRIO

WEAR YOUR HEART ON YOUR SCREEN

PIE GRAPH SUPREME

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

MTH

YR

PAGE

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1989

61

OCT

1986

37

DEC

1985

18

MAY

1988

91

DEC

1987

108

JAN

1989

60

JUL

1983

53

OCT

1987

166

APR

1988

170

JAN

1986

224

JAN

1987

181

NOV

1989

64

SEP

1982

78

MAR

1989

79

DEC

1987

72

MAY

1988

52

OCT

1989

20

NOV

1981

10

DEC

1987

74

OCT

1986

113

OCT

1986

113

JAN

1987

82

OCT

1986

112

JAN

1989

60

JUN

1988

56

MAR

1986

49

JUN

1986

220

APR

1989

79

JAN

1989

28

OCT

1987

82

NOV

1986

28

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1989

12

APR

1989

101

JAN

1986

129

MAY

1988

36

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1988

44

NOV

1985

90

FEB

1987

49

JUL

1985

113

FEB

1987

88

JUN

1989

59

JUL

1988

82

OCT

1987

114

APR

1987

66

FEB

1988

100

JAN

1984

189

JAN

1989

26

FEB

1989

26

MAR

1989

26

MAY

1989

26

JUN

1989

26

JUL

1988

26

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1990

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COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNTIY
COOPER, RICK

COOPER
CROOKS
CROOKS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS
CURTIS

RICK

MARY

MARY

ALLEN

ALLEN

H. ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN
ALLEN

H.
H.
H.
H.
H.
H.
H.

CUTCHIN, RUSTY
CUTTER, NORM
DANA, JOHN
DANA, JOHN
DAVIES, PETER
DAVIS, ROBERT
DAWSON, DAVID
DAY, DARREN
DELBOURGO, BOB, ET
DELBOURGO, BOB, ET
DELBOURGO, D. & R.
DELBOURGO, D. & R.
DELBOURGO, D., ETA
DELBOURGO, ROBERT
DELBOURGO, ROBERT

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

COCO GALLERY

GRAPHICS QUICKIES

GRAPHICS QUICKIES

INTRODUCING THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

CORRECTION

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

THE COCO GALLERY

SETTING FOR ONE

TODAY'S FORECAST

LIKE SANDS THROUGH THE HOURGLASS

CORRECTION

HIGH -CAPACITY SCREEN DUMPS

HIGH -CAPACITY SCREEN DUMPS

DANCING COCO CAT

FESTIVE COCO: READY TO PAINT THE TOWN

GETTING MORE FROM PMODE 4

PALETTEABLE COLOR MIXING

PUT SPEEDY GETZALES TO WORK

QUICK DRAW COCO

SCREEN DUMP EXTRAORDINAIRE

SHADES OF PMODES 1 & 2 GIVE MOVE COLORS

BREAKING THE FOUR- COLOR BARRIER

THE SIMPLICITY OF SINELINES

MOVING GRAPHICS

SON OF GRAPHIC TRAFFIC

HOLIDAYS AT THE HEARTH

OF PORSCHE, THESE WHEELS ARE SPECTACULAR

GLOMMER: TRUE GRAPHICS FOR 4K

SIMPLE DRAW

AROUND THE WORLD IN 18 FRAMES

CORRECTION

MORE MOIRE - FROM DOWNUNDER

PICTURE YOUR FACE

TWO ILLUSIONS

3-D GRAPH PLOTTING OF MULTIPLE VARIABLES

FASCINATING FRCTALS: GEOMETRY & NATURE

SEP

1988

26

OCT

1990

18

OCT

1988

26

NOV

1988

26

DEC

1988

26

JAN

1985

146

OCT

1985

18

MAY

1985

162

JAN

1986

114

JAN

1987

18

FEB

1986

178

FEB

1987

18

MAR

1986

114

MAR

1987

18

APR

1986

114

APR

1987

18

MAY

1986

18

MAY

1987

18

JUN

1986

114

JUN

1987

18

JUL

1986

18

AUG

1985

178

AUG

1986

114

SEP

1985

178

SEP

1986

122

OCT

1985

170

NOV

1985

184

OCT

1986

122

NOV

1985

178

NOV

1986

26

DEC

1985

210

DEC

1986

114

JUL

1985

178

DEC

1988

90

APR

1989

82

JAN

1985

156

MAY

1985

148

AUG

1989

38

OCT

1989

63

MAY

1987

52

JUL

1986

46

JUN

1982

42

APR

1988

124

NOV

1986

158

MAY

1985

59

OCT

1987

30

NOV

1982

78

OCT

1988

51

OCT

1983

80

DEC

1982

85

MAR

1983

164

DEC

1988

89

APR

1985

238

OCT

1983

122

JUN

1989

93

AUG

1985

73

FEB

1986

168

NOV

1982

23

OCT

1983

306

MAR

1983

28

JUN

1983

116

JUL

1983

28

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DELBOURGO - FERGUSON
DELLAFAVE, RENARD
DERSHEIMER, RICHAR
DERSHEIMER, RICHAR
DI ZAZZO, ERNIE
DIZAZZO, ERNIE
DOLD, CHARLES
DOLLBERG, DONALD
DOWD, KEVIN
DUECK, TIMOTHY
DUKE, BILL
ENDRES, M.H.
FAULSTICH, PAUL
FAULSTICH, PAUL
FAUSKE, WES
FEARING, MARLENE
FERREIRA, KEN
FORD, JAMES
FORTIN, ILENE
FOULKE, ROBERT
FOUNTAIN, J. PAUL
FRANKSEN, AARON
GAGNON, MARC
GEORGE, TOM
GERMANN, KARL
GLABERSON, ARYEH
GOFF, ALLEN
GOLIAS, RUTH
GOLIAS, RUTH
GOLIAS, RUTH
GRANT, RON
GRAY, THOMAS
GRENGS, PATRICK
GRENGS, PATRICK
GROSS, KEVIN
HALL, CHRIS
HALL, GREG
HALL, JIM
HALL, MIKE
HALL, MIKE
HARPER, JEFF
HAWKINS, DARRYL
HERR, DARIN
HILL, KENNETH
HILL, KENNETH
HIMOWITZ, MICHAEL
HOFFMAN, PAUL
HOFFMAN, PAUL
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON

TUMBLE 'BRELLA'

A FESTIVAL OF LIGHTS

REDCHASE

THE EYES HAVE IT

A SALUTE TO THE FLAGS

COCO CAN PLAY CUPID, TOO

DYNAMIC COMPUTER GRAPHICS

VISUAL AIDS BY COCO

THE LITTLE GRAPHICS LIBRARY

IT'LL MOVE YOU

RING IN THE OLYMPICS!

PRINTING CHARACTERS ON GRAPHICS SCREEN

CREATING MOIRE PATTERNS IN PM0DE4

CORRECTION

A MOVEABLE FEAST FOR THE COCO

HOME SWEET HOME

TUNNEL EFFECTS

ANIMATION USING THE X-PAD

FROM OUR HOUSE TO YOURS

RANDOM GRAPHIC FUN

PM0DE4 GRAPHICS DUMP

LOW RESOLUTION DRAWING

A MOVING RAINBOW BORDER

GRAPHICS EDITOR

RANDOMLY DRAWN CIRCLES

THE EIGHT LIGHTS OF CHANUKAH

SHOWING OFF RANDOM GRAPHICS

A PUBLIC SERVICE MESSAGE

HE'S JUST A SNOWMAN

HOME SWEET HOME

THE SCHEMATIC SCOUNDREL, REVISITED

HANDY REUSABLE GRAPHICS GRID

WARPED ANIMATION

CORRECTION

ONE LINER CONTEST WINNER

COMBINE GRAPHICS AND TEXT

SHORT DAY'S JOURNEY INTO THE NIGHT

GRAPHICS SPECIAL: THE '178' POKE

CHRISTMAS PAGEANTRY

FOUR FOR THE SHOW

GRAPH-O-MATIC

A THIRD GRAPHICS SCREEN

COCODRAW CONCOCTIONS

AN UNCOMMON VIEW

BIG BROTHER'S WATCHING

HOW TO BE A PRINTER ARTIST

LAUNCH YOUR NEXT TRIP FROM X-PAD

PRINT PICTURES FROM THE ART GALLERY

ACHIEVING MOTION WITH GET AND PUT

BUILD A HONEYCOMB FROM BASIC

DIRECT GRAPHIC DESIGN

DIVIDING THE PIE-COLORFULLY

HAPPY GRAPHIC HOLIDAYS

HI-RES GRAPHICS TECHNIUES EXPLAINED

LOOKING AT LOGO FROM BASIC

MAKE SOME REGULAR POLYGONS

MENU HELPFUL FOR CHOOSING THE RIGHT COURS

PAINT SHOP

PROMPTED GRAPHICS PROGRAM

RUNNING CIRCLES AROUND LOGO

SHIFTING AXES IN QUADS I AND IV

TECHNIQUES FOR PLOTTING SCREEN GRAPHS

OCT

1983

204

DEC

1987

28

NOV

1983

158

NOV

1982

142

MAY

1986

42

FEB

1987

36

SEP

1985

70

JUN

1984

53

AUG

1988

102

APR

1989

82

AUG

1984

156

MAY

1982

8

OCT

1984

18

FEB

1985

281

AUG

1983

28

JAN

1985

28

NOV

1987

96

DEC

1983

74

DEC

1986

62

DEC

1981

8

OCT

1983

298

MAR

1983

166

APR

1989

112

OCT

1990

10

MAR

1983

191

DEC

1985

196

NOV

1988

75

FEB

1987

124

DEC

1989

20

MAY

1986

20

JUL

1989

101

APR

1983

73

OCT

1988

102

JAN

1989

41

JUL

1988

94

NOV

1982

26

NOV

1987

106

OCT

1983

102

DEC

1985

212

OCT

1983

77

SEP

1986

82

NOV

1987

100

OCT

1986

59

APR

1989

81

MAR

1989

78

NOV

1983

126

NOV

1983

292

OCT

1984

131

JAN

1983

106

SEP

1984

100

OCT

1983

108

MAR

1984

199

DEC

1983

188

DEC

1982

41

MAY

1984

125

APR

1983

106

FEB

1984

54

SEP

1983

298

JAN

1984

152

JUN

1984

48

JUN

1983

90

FEB

1983

186

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Page 4

INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
INMAN, DON
JENKINS, DAVE
JONES, ED, ETAL
JONES, EDWARD
JUDD, DARYL
KALINOWSKI, FRANCI
KAWA, JEFF
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENT, JIM
KERCKHOFF, PETER
KERCKHOFF, PETER
KERCKHOFF, PETER
KIENTZLE, TIM
KIENTZLE, TIM
KIENTZLE, TIM
KING, DAVID
KOHN, JOSEPH
KOHN, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOTCHER, DARRYL
KOZUBAL, JOHN
KRESSMAN, ROBIE
KRIKORIAN, EDWARD
KRIKORIAN, EDWARD
KROM, MATT
KROMEKE, MICHAEL
KWONG, HONG
KYTE, TED
LABONVILLE, HELEN
LAESSIG, MARK
LAI, STEPHEN
LESTER, LANE
MACHUREK, ED
MATTHEWS, BECKY
MATTHEWS, BECKY
MATTHEWS, BECKY
MATTHEWS, BECKY
MAYEUX, ANN
MCDOWELL, JIM
MESSER, SHANE
MESSER, SHANE
MILLER, PAUL

THE BEGINNING GAME

USING GRAPHICS

USING GRAPHICS: CIRCLES AND ARCS

WHAT YOU GET IS WHAT YOU PUT

AN RGB DEMONSTRATION

THE HOME HURRICANE TRACKING STATION

TWO -TONE TEST

SEND IN THE CLOWNS

COCO SEASON'S GREETING CARDS

SHUTTLE GRAPHIC

FOR THE BIRDS

LAYING IT ON THE LINE

MIRROR IMAGE

PEEKASSO PRINTS

THE ELETRONIC MARQUEE

TYING UP DRAW STRINGS

GUPPIE GRAPHICS

COCOCAD MODIFICATION

COCOCAD: THE SCHEMATIC SCOUNDREL

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN FOR COCO

DATA-COMPRESSION TECHNIQUES

PICTURE STORAGE FORMATS

RUN -LENGTH DECODING TECHNIQUES

REPAINTING A PM0DE4 RAINBOW

PIX FILES

PM0DE4 SCREEN ENLARGEMENT

DRAW STATEMENTS: GETTING THE PICTURE

DRAWING ON THIS BLACKBOARD CHALKS UP

EXPLORING COCO GRAPHICS

FINAL SESSION WITH THE 'A' OPTION

GRAPHICS EXPERIENCE YOU CAN DRAW FROM

IMAGINATION & SIMPLE GRAPHICS TECHNIQUES

MASTERING THE DRAW STATEMENT

PRACTICING LINE AND DRAW WITHOUT DRUDGERY

PSET SAIL IN THE FOR/NEXT SEA

SEASON'S GREETINGS

SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR CREATING ANIMATION

SPRUCING UP AN OLD DESIGN

WHEN A GRAPIC IDEA STRIKES

COLOR SKETCH: KEYBOARD GRAPHICS UTILITY

FACE TO FACE TO FACE TO FACE

ASTRONOMER'S HEAVEN

CREATE 3-D GRAPHICS WITH SAR27

DRAW SOMETHING EXOTIC WITH VITEX93

POWERFUL PAGES

PICTURES PERFECT WITH PROWRITER

DESIGN YOUR OWN CALENDAR PIN-UP

THAT'S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES

HALLOWEEN FOOLERY

CURVFITZ IS NUMBER CRUNCHER OF FIRST ORDE

THREE EASY PIECES: ONE ANIMATOR'S ART

SCREEN-TO-PRINTER COLOR GRAPHICS

MERRY MARTIAN

A CYCLE- DELIC PALETTE

ELECTRIFYING GRAPHICS USING PMODE POWER

GRAPHICS AND SOUND ENTERTAINMENT

0, TANNENBAUM

PORTRAITS BY BASIC

ONE STARRY NIGHT

HI-RES SCREEN DUMP

IMPROVING THE SCHEME OF SCREENS

SIGHTS AND SOUNDS: GRAPHICS BAZAAR

APR

1984

210

MAR

1983

102

JUL

1983

168

AUG

1983

106

JAN

1989

65

OCT

1984

161

MAY

1987

89

JUN

1985

80

DEC

1984

131

MAY

1984

131

APR

1989

83

JAN

1988

73

OCT

1987

81

JAN

1987

30

SEP

1986

41

OCT

1988

87

OCT

1985

106

FEB

1986

103

OCT

1985

130

FEB

1986

103

DEC

1990

34

OCT

1990

44

NOV

1990

48

OCT

1983

60

FEB

1986

26

OCT

1984

57

AUG

1987

149

SEP

1983

88

APR

1987

112

OCT

1985

83

JUL

1987

157

AUG

1984

158

AUG

1985

172

SEP

1984

109

MAY

1986

174

DEC

1984

60

MAR

1986

39

SEP

1985

136

FEB

1984

284

OCT

1983

161

JAN

1984

89

JAN

1987

30

JAN

1983

170

SEP

1983

206

JUL

1987

94

MAY

1985

18

MAY

1986

63

MAY

1987

88

OCT

1986

108

APR

1983

234

APR

1983

188

MAR

1983

18

OCT

1987

79

FEB

1987

60

OCT

1987

44

JUN

1986

18

DEC

1986

116

OCT

1986

49

NOV

1987

96

MAY

1989

74

JAN

1990

82

FEB

1985

246

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MITCHEL, BARRY
MONTGOMERY, SCOTT
MONTOWSKI, ROBERT
MOOS, PATRICIA
MORIN, JEAN-FRANCO
MOSELY, JOHN
MUSUMECI, JOHN
NEE, WILLIAM
NEE, WILLIAM
NEE, WILLIAM
ODLIN, R.W.
OSTROM, STEVE
OSTROM, STEVEN
PAGE, DENNIS
PARAVATI, JOSEPH
PARKER, SANJAY
PENDELL, JOSEPH
PHILLIPS, JOHN
PLAXTON, JOHN
PLAXTON, JOHN
POKORNY, DOUGLAS
POLLARD, ED
POLSZ, STEVEN
POUCH, ARNOLD
POUCH, ARNOLD
POULOSKY, PAUL
PREBLE, BRIAN
PREBLE, BRIAN
PRUYNE, JIM
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW

RAMELLA, RICHARD
REID, CHRIS
RODEN, BRIAN
RODEN, BRIAN
RODEN, BRIAN
RODRIGUEZ, ANA
RODRIGUEZ, ANA
ROPSON, RONALD
SABO, RITA
SALVAIL, PIERRE
SANTERRE, DENIS
SAPELLO, DONALD
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCHMIDT, JIM
SEAY, WALTER
SHEMO, ANDREW
SHOOBS, BERNICE

ALL THE RIGHT MOVES

GRAPHICS CREATION TRANSFER

PICTURE PERFECT GRAPHICS COMMANDS

FRIGHT NIGHT

NOW YOU SEE IT, NOW YOU DON'T

WINTER MAGIC

COCO'S DARING FLYING MACHINE

THE GRAPHICS CORNER

THE GRAPHICS CORNER, PART II

THE GRAPHICS CORNER, PART III

POLYGONS? GOLLYGONS!

A PERFECT STAR

ARTIFACT COLORS ON COCO 3'S RGB

COCOFLOW: COCOCAD EXPANDED

FLAGS

FREAKY FACE

BEAM3D

THE MATHEMATICS OF CHAOS

COCO BAKES A CAKE

FLASHY PROGRAM, BY THUNDER

ADDING THE HPRINT CAPABILITY TO PM0DE4

NOW LOOKIT THAT!

OPTIMUM ANIMATION

MOTION PIX PROGRAMMING -A PROGRAM TO RUN

MOTION PIX PROGRAMMING-THE DETAILS

CALLING ALL COCO NUTS

THE ART OF JOYSTICK PAINTING

CORRECTION

A STAR LIKE A WHEEL

M & N DECODED

MAKE COCO LIVE UP TO IT'S NAME

MOTION PICTURE PROGRAMMING (MPP)

POLYGON AGAIN

PUT AND GET AND RANDOM FORMS

WHAT- -MORE POLYGON

YOUR VDG AND THE PM0DE4 COLORS

PATTERN BLOCKS: REALITY PLAY

BEAUTIFUL MOIRE PATTERNS

LIVE AND IN CONCERT ON COCO'S STAGE

THE ELECTRONIC VALENTINE -MAKER

CORRECTION

COCO CLOWNS AROUND

NON-SMOKING SECTION

THE TRANSFIGURATION BAND

ANIMATIC: AUTOMATIC ANIMATION

FOUR SHADES OF GRAY

A LESSON STRAIGHT FROM THE HEART

PEELING GRAPHICS

COCO CATHEAD: 20 SECONDS INTO THE FUTURE

EASILY GENERATE GRAPHICS DATA STATEMENTS

EZ GRAPHICS- '85 STYLE

FOOTBALL FEVER PART 1

FOOTBALL FEVER PART 2

RETURN OF BASEBALL FEVER

ROCK' N' ROLLING BACK TO THE COCO ROCKFEST

THE COCO PUZZLE MAKER

THE FIRST COCO ROCKFEST

THE WISHING WELL TITLE MAKER

LO-RES GRAPHICS FOR THE ASCII-ING

LINES

A WINTER WONDERLAND

COCO CUDDLER

DEC

1988

116

OCT

1987

48

MAR

1987

156

OCT

1988

86

JUN

1989

48

DEC

1989

12

JAN

1988

73

AUG

1989

36

SEP

1989

48

OCT

1989

78

DEC

1983

318

MAR

1990

92

FEB

1988

114

MAR

1986

31

OCT

1983

92

OCT

1987

78

MAY

1989

75

MAR

1989

81

JUL

1985

99

APR

1983

16

MAY

1988

155

JAN

1983

164

OCT

1986

116

MAY

1982

36

APR

1982

13

MAR

1985

164

OCT

1984

97

MAR

1985

229

MAR

1988

75

JUL

1981

3

AUG

1982

69

MAR

1982

24

FEB

1982

11

SEP

1982

32

APR

1982

10

AUG

1982

39

JAN

1986

40

OCT

1982

74

APR

1985

124

FEB

1986

18

APR

1986

103

SEP

1988

74

MAY

1988

90

OCT

1986

44

JUN

1985

58

MAY

1987

90

OCT

1985

163

FEB

1988

154

NOV

1987

113

NOV

1983

160

JAN

1985

32

NOV

1984

177

DEC

1984

107

SEP

1985

104

JUL

1985

162

OCT

1985

72

MAY

1984

89

MAR

1986

157

OCT

1984

90

AUG

1983

80

FEB

1984

120

JAN

1988

74

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SHOOBS, BERNICE
SHORTT- DUNCAN
SIMS, MICHAEL
SIMS, MIKE
SLIGAR, DAVID
SNOOK, ALLEN
SPILLER, J. & M.
SPILLER, JEREMY
ST. JEAN, ETIENNE
STANWOOD, RON
STEIDL, JEFF
STROFFOLINO, PHIL
STUMPF, PETER
SUTPHIN, RICKY
TADMAN, SANDY
TATARKA, JAMES
THOMAS, CARMIE
THUME, WAYNE
TINKLEPAUGH, DALE
TOUCHSTONE, TERREL
TREVOR, ALEXANDER
VANDALL, MICHAEL
VASCONI, EUGENE
VASCONI, EUGENE
VASCONI, EUGENE
VASCONI, EUGENE
VASCONI, EUGENE
VENTLING, JAMES
WARD, LOGAN
WEAVER, DANIEL
WEIDE, DENNIS
WELSH, JACK
WESHENFELDER, RICK
WHITE, ERIC
WHITE, ERIC
WHITE, JEFF
WHITE, JEFF
WHITE, RICHARD
WILLIAMS, JOHN
WILSON, DAVID
WOLF, ERIC
WOLSTROMER, ANDY
WOMACK, WAYNE
WRIGHT, ARCHOR
WRIGHT, ARCHOR
ZINIEWICZ, GEORGE

HIGH-TECH QUILTING BEE

THE CHRISTMAS STAR

DRAW GRAPHS OF DATA

ONE LINER CONTEST WINNER

WIZARD'S COMPUTER: A GRAPHIC TALE

THE SPIT AND IMAGE

MANDELBROT BUG AND COCO 3 MICROSCOPE

SUPER STAMPER

BOUNCING OFF THE WALLS

COLOR YOUR COCO WORLD

ELECTRO DOMINOES

BASICS OF GRAPHICS ANIMATION

A FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATION

A DEMONSTRATION ART

LIFE IN FISH BOWL

A TRIBUTE TO THE COC02

HAPPY NEW YEAR!

COLOR CARTOONS

DRAW IT QUICK!

COLOR- EYED-O-SCOPE

IT IS BETTER TO PUT THAN TO GET

GRAPHICS IN A HURRY

A DANDY DOODLER

COCO IN 3-D

HOLIDAY GREETINGS

HOLIDAY HEARTH

SEASON'S GREETINGS

KEYCAD/KEYFLOW

CARTOONING WITH COCO

GRAPHICS REFERENCE CHART

A PICTURE IS WORTH 6144 BYTES

TEXT FOR GRAPHICS

AD INFINITUM

ESCH-A-SKETCH

THE COLOR GALLERY

PICTURE FILE EXTENSION CHANGER

THE GREAT PICTURE SHOW

THE COCO 3 COLOR PALETTE

COCO DRAW UPDATE

GENIUS AT WORK

CHART PLOTTING MADE EASY

COCO OF MANY COLORS

THE COCO SCALER

AMNOTRON ANIMATION

INITIALLY 3-D

GRAPHICS? HERE ARE TWO... BY GEORGE

APR

1988

75

DEC

1987

70

MAR

1987

86

JUL

1988

95

JAN

1984

84

MAY

1987

36

JAN

1990

76

OCT

1988

28

JAN

1989

59

JUL

1989

66

JUN

1989

18

FEB

1991

28

JUL

1984

74

OCT

1987

80

FEB

1988

78

JUN

1989

22

JAN

1987

29

OCT

1985

58

AUG

1989

24

JAN

1984

80

JAN

1985

23

OCT

1989

26

JUN

1984

89

JUN

1989

52

JAN

1984

150

DEC

1986

108

DEC

1986

18

NOV

1986

126

JUL

1988

50

MAY

1988

92

FEB

1988

126

MAY

1989

20

OCT

1988

87

AUG

1986

75

FEB

1988

85

OCT

1986

182

JUL

1986

26

FEB

1987

200

OCT

1987

98

JAN

1984

24

JAN

1989

44

MAR

1989

79

OCT

1986

166

JUL

1986

54

OCT

1987

53

NOV

1982

86

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AUTHOR

HARDWARE PROJECTS
ARTICLE

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

MTH YR PAGE

ATHEY, T. WHIT
ATHEY, T. WHIT
ATHEY, T.; SUSAN
BAIER, JEFF
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BENNETT, CARL
BRUNOTTE, BENJAMIN
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DOWD, ROGER
FRANCISCO, HARLEEN
FRANCISCO, HARLEEN
GEOFFROY- RACINE
GERNHARDT, HENRY
GOODMAN, MARTIN
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOSHORN, BRUCE
HAVERSTOCK, MARK
HAVERSTOCK, MARK
HAVERSTOCK, MARK
HOWE, CLAY

INTERFACE YOUR OWN CIRCUIT TO THE COCO

CORRECTION

THE PROGRAMMABLE CHIP

WOW! ONE DISK DRIVE, TWO COCO'S

MAKE A REMOTE KEYPAD

BARDEN' S BUFFER: DEVICES, UNLIMITED

THE FORGOTTEN CHIP

CUSTOM BUILT DESK FOR THE COCO

A NEW IMPROVED PRINTER ADAPTER

A SIMPLE EXPANDABLE LED PROJECT

ADDINGA NUMERIC KEYPAD TO YOUR COCO

AN EXPANDABLE RELAY PROJECT

BEGINNERS-ADD AN LED TO YOUR CONTROLLER

BUILD A HALF -MEGABYTE ROM DISK

BUILD AN ELECTRONIC EPROM EMULATOR ERASER

BUILDING AN EPROM EMULATOR

EPROM PROGRAMMER PART 1

EPROM PROGRAMMER PART 2

EPROM PROGRAMMER PART 3

FINISHING THE PRINTER ADAPTER

FORCE A COLD START FROM RESET

HOOK UP THE RADIO SHACK VOICE SYNTHESIZER

INCREASING CHARACTER DISPLAY

LIGHTS! CAMERA! COCO!

LOOK, MA, NO SWITCH

MAKING COCO SHINE WITH MORE LED'S

MULTI-PAK LED UPGRADE

MULTIPLE A-TO-D INPUT

SOME HARDWARE FIXES FOR THE VDG

THE ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER PART 1

THE ANALOG TO DIGITAL CONVERTER PART 2

THE COCO IS MUSIC TO THE EARS

THE HARDWARE PROJECT BASICS REVIEW

THE NO -SWITCH VDG

DO YOU READ ME?

LIGHTS OUT!

PROJECT EXPANSION

SUMMER CLEANUP

TWO FOR ONE
ARE YOU MISSING SOMETHING
ECONOMY PRINTER BUFFER PART 1
THE ECONOMY BUFFER, PART II
THE PERMANENT SHIFT

REJUVENATE TIME WITH QUARTZ LOCKED CLOCK
FIX YOUR C0C02 DISK CONTROLLER
A PAL FOR YOU C0C03
REMOTE CONTROL COCO
THE SHOCK ABSORBER
UPGRADING COCO'S MEMORY
THE QUICK JOYSTICK FIX
THE OLD SWITCHEROO
THE OLD SWITCHEROO II
CORRECTION
COLOR BASIC ROM SWITCHER

TURN OF THE SCREW:
TURN OF THE SCREW:
TURN OF THE SCREW:
TURN OF THE SCREW:
TURN OF THE SCREW:

JUL

1984

138

OCT

1984

237

AUG

1984

138

MAY

1989

54

SEP

1990

32

MAY

1989

150

MAY

1989

130

DEC

1989

67

NOV

1987

38

NOV

1988

157

APR

1985

163

JUN

1987

84

JAN

1988

144

APR

1988

154

FEB

1988

150

SEP

1987

150

AUG

1990

48

SEP

1990

66

OCT

1990

64

DEC

1987

156

NOV

1984

130

MAY

1985

55

JUN

1988

138

DEC

1984

24

JUL

1985

36

SEP

1985

232

MAY

1988

168

MAY

1991

46

OCT

1986

161

OCT

1985

42

NOV

1985

84

FEB

1987

176

MAY

1987

156

DEC

1986

98

MAR

1989

132

APR

1989

96

DEC

1988

146

SEP

1988

140

JUL

1988

148

AUG

1988

150

JUN

1989

100

JUL

1989

72

AUG

1985

169

JUN

1986

54

FEB

1985

149

JAN

1987

98

JUL

1986

71

OCT

1986

158

MAR

1989

34

AUG

1986

116

AUG

1986

108

AUG

1988

120

OCT

1988

84

APR

1985

98

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HUANG, DAVID
IACOVOU, NEOPHYTOS
KITSZ, DENNIS
KITSZ, DENNIS
LABONVILLE, HELENE
LABONVILLE, HELENE
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWIS, EMMETT
LILL, MICHAEL
LORBIESKI, RICHARD
MCINTOSH, TIM
MCINTOSH, TIM
MERRYMAN, ROBERT
MIMS, ERIC
ONLEY, RAY
SCHREUR, JAN PIETE
SHAVER, J.O.
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
WARD, LOGAN
WEIDE, DEBBIE; DENN
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WOLFF, HAROLD

INTERNAL SOUND

A SPECIAL SWITCH

THE LETTER BOX PRINTER BUFFER PART 1

THE LETTER BOX PRINTER BUFFER PART 2

GET YOUR FEET WET WITH THESE PADDLES

CORRECTION

128K THE EASY WAY

SMARTER -THAN -AVERAGE PRINTER BUFFER

ROUTING SWITCHER KEEPS THE TALK

MONITORING CLOCK SPEED

DO-IT-YOURSELF VIDEO OUTPUT BOARD

CORRECTION

THE SUPER SWITCHER

JUST ONE TOUCH -JUST ONE BREATH

CHILD-PROOFING THE COCO

TURN YOUR MONITOR INSIDE OUT

PLAY YOUR GAMES WITH WIRELESS JOYSTICKS

COCO CHRONOGRAPH

COOKING WITH COCO PART 2

CORRECTION

COOKING WITH COCO PART 6

CORRECTION

COOKING WITH COCO PART 8

LED POWER INDICATOR

GALILEO AND THE COCO

A COCO DIGITAL LOGIC ANALYZER, PART 1

COMPLETING THE ANALYZER PROJECT

HANDS- FREE COMPUTING

SLEEP TIGHT: COCO IS AWAKE PART 1

SLEEP TIGHT: COCO IS AWAKE PART 2

STATIC RAM INTERFACE

THE COCO ROS, PART 1

THE COCO ROS, PART 2

THE COCO ROS, PART 3

LOOK WHAT THEY'VE DONE TO MY COCOS

JUN

1988

99

MAY

1990

43

OCT

1985

232

NOV

1985

248

AUG

1984

131

OCT

1984

237

DEC

1984

162

MAY

1987

160

APR

1985

32

MAY

1991

53

SEP

1986

171

NOV

1986

78

NOV

1986

168

FEB

1989

50

JAN

1988

142

APR

1985

116

JUN

1985

105

JUN

1985

83

AUG

1984

170

SEP

1984

234

DEC

1984

154

FEB

1985

281

FEB

1985

146

DEC

1986

160

DEC

1987

160

MAR

1990

26

APR

1990

72

FEB

1989

58

DEC

1985

58

JAN

1986

58

MAY

1988

150

DEC

1986

85

JAN

1987

153

FEB

1987

152

MAR

1987

46

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
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HARDWARE TUTORIALS

AUTHOR

ADAMS, RICK
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BODNAR, DAVID
BOONE, KEN
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
ELLERS, ED
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
PHILLIPS, CHARLES

BUILDING A
BUILDING A

ARTICLE

GIME POWER

DISSECTING THE C0C03

A COCO DUAL-TRACE OSCILLOSCOPE

DIGITIZING THE WORLD REVISITED

HIGH HOPES FOR THE HI -RES

LOOSE ENDS AND COCO OUTPUTS

EXPOSING COCO TO PHOTOGRAPHY

MONITORING THE REAL WORLD

A DIGITAL LESSON

A DIGITAL LESSON PART 2

A DIGITAL LESSON PART 3

A LOOK AT HOW MONITORS WORK

COCO REAL TIME

CORRECTION

AN INTRODUCTION TO TIMING

BEGINNER'S HARDWARE COURSE PART 1

BEGINNER'S HARDWARE COURSE PART 2

BIGGER AND BETTER EPROMS

RAM DISK

RAM DISK
CLEARING THE PATHS
CLEVER USES FOR MEMORY
DISK TRACK TRACER
DISSECTING THE DISK CONTROLLER
DYNAMIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY EXPLAINED
EPROM PROGRAMMER HANDBOOK
HOW COLD IS IT?
HOW COLD IS IT?

HOW THE MULTI-PAK INTERFACE WORKS
INVESTIGATING THE CPU
INVESTIGATING THE PIA
LET'S TAKE A LOOK AT THE C0C02B
MAKINGS OF MEMORY AND HOW IT WORKS
MORE ON THE NEW VDG
RAM DISK, PART III
THE HALT PIN AND ITS FUNCTION
TIMING AND THE SAM CHIP
TOOLS OF THE TRADE

TRANSISTOR BUFFERS FOR STEREO APPLICATION
TURN OF THE SCREW: ALL ABOUT SERIAL PACKS
TURN OF THE SCREW: THE ABC'S OF DISK DRIV
TURN OF THE SCREW: THE DEFS OF DISK DRIVE
WHAT'S AN ANALOG RGB MONITOR
A RECIPE TO FIX COCO FRIED CHIPS
ADDING A DISK DRIVE TO YOUR COCO PT 2
ADDING A FLOPPY DISK TO THE COCO
FIXING COCO AND MULTIPAK POWER SUPPLIES
INSIDE THE C0C03
QUICK FIXES
CORRECTION

THE OS -9 CART INTERRUPT FIX
SOLDERING FUNDAMENTALS

MTH

YR

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1989

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OCT

1986

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1988

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1990

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1989

102

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1990

96

MAR

1991

16

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1990

18

MAR

1990

56

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1990

110

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1987

94

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1991

58

MAR

1987

182

MAR

1986

62

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1986

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1986

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1988

158

SEP

1989

56

OCT

1989

86

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1990

80

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1987

124

JAN

1990

40

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1987

126

JUL

1989

98

DEC

1990

52

JAN

1991

36

MAR

1991

31

FEB

1985

56

JUN

1986

101

JUL

1986

108

SEP

1986

125

APR

1986

104

NOV

1986

88

DEC

1989

64

SEP

1984

174

AUG

1986

101

MAY

1990

54

APR

1987

88

AUG

1988

167

MAY

1989

80

JUN

1989

98

SEP

1986

27

AUG

1986

24

APR

1990

92

MAR

1990

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1986

54

OCT

1986

90

OCT

1988

58

NOV

1988

138

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1989

50

MAR

1991

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HINTS

AUTHOR

BESHERSE, BERNIE

BOUCHARD, ROGER

BOUCHARD, ROGER

CAESAR, CORNELIUS

COOKE, H.D.

DANIELS, RANDY

DEICH, DONALD

DEMAREE, JACK

DEVLIN, PAUL

DILLON, JOHN

DUGRE, BERTRAND

ELLENBURG, GEORGE

ENGLAND, CARL

FORBES, JASON

GAGNON, MARC

GAGNON, MARC

GAGNON, MARC

GAGNON, MARC

GRUMANN, HAROLD

HAMELUCK, JEFF

HARRIS, TIM

HAUGHEY, STEPHEN

HEMENWAY, RON

KNOPPOW, JIM

LAW, GREG

MATTIA, FRANK

MILLS, DAVID

MILLS, DAVID

NASH, JON

NELLIS, MICHAEL

OSTRER, KEN

PETRAK, DARRYL

POWER, WILL

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAIN DOW

RITCHEY, RALPH

ROSEN, BOB

ROSEN, BOB

SCHMIDT, FRED

SCHMIDT, FRED

SHELTON, DOUGLAS

ARTICLE

INCREASE LINE DELAY IF PRINTER PROBLEMS

BUG IN HPRINT COMMAND

CORRECTION

USEFUL COMMANDS FOR CONTROLLING GRAPHICS

CONVERSION FROM HEX TO DECIMAL TO OCTAL

DMP-105 LARGE LETTERS

CASSETTE LOADING UP

INEXPENSIVE BULK TAPE ERASER

HOW TO LOCK THE KEYBOARD

PUT IN SOUND PROMPTS

PALETTE COMMAND HINTS

HIGH SPEED POKE WITH CASSETTE RECORDER

HPRINT SHORTENED

COCO 3 CUSTOM COLORS

80 -COLUMN EDTASM+

INTERESTING ADDRESSES IN THE C0C03

POKES TO REMOVE PLUS/MINUS SIGNS

USING INKEYS

AUTOEXEC- LIKE FILE

EDTASM AID

USE COCO MAX CARTRIDGE

INEXPENSIVE RACKS FOR COMPUTER EQUIPMENT

MAKE DISK LABELS STICK BETTER

ALTER THE CURSOR

RAINBOW CHECK PLUS FIX

USE CASSETTE PORT TO GET SOUND TO MONITOR

M/L AUTOSTART

RGB SHORTCUT

USE CASSETTE RELAY FOR INTERESTING SOUNDS

CASSETTE I/O ERRORS

CURSOR CONTROL

RESUMING FROM AN ACCIDENTAL 'BREAK'

CHANGING COLOR SETS

BOLT COCO AND MULTIPAK TO PLYWOOD

CASSETTE LOADING TIP

DISK DIRECTORY PRINOUT

DISK DIRECTORY PRINTOUT

ENTER HI -RES SCREEN WITHOUT CLEARING IT

HINTS ON DEBUGGING A PROGRAM

PLACEMENT OF DISK DRIVE AND TV

PRINOUT DISK DIRECTORY

PRINTER BAUD RATE TABLE

PRINTER BAUD RATES

TAPE RECORDER I/O FIX

TURN CASSETTE RECORDER UPSIDE DOWN

WAITING FOR THE KEYSTROKE

WHAT'S YOUR ROM VERSION?

PUT 'CALL WAITING' ON HOLD

UNDO EDITING CHANGES

C0C03 LOWERCASE IN 32 COLUMNS

C0C03 TIPS

KEYBOARD CONNECTION MODIFICATION

MAKE AN RS-232 'Y' CABLE

PRINTER REPAIR

MTH

YR

PAGE

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1987

147

FEB

1988

115

APR

1988

14

AUG

1987

134

APR

1987

142

DEC

1986

96

FEB

1987

183

FEB

1987

142

JUN

1987

164

JUN

1987

52

JUL

1987

156

MAR

1988

80

NOV

1988

83

FEB

1987

92

OCT

1987

189

APR

1987

147

AUG

1987

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JAN

1988

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NOV

1988

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1987

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JUL

1987

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1987

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1988

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NOV

1986

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1987

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MAR

1987

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1988

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MAY

1987

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1987

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1987

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NOV

1988

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1987

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1987

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MAR

1988

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1987

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1986

136

NOV

1987

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1987

83

JUN

1987

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1988

136

JAN

1987

148

APR

1987

24

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1987

166

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1987

24

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1987

134

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1987

148

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1986

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JUL

1987

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1987

166

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1987

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1987

160

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1987

156

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1986

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1987

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SHINATZKI, STEVEN
STEVENSON, COLIN
STEWART, JAMES
STRIKE, THOMAS
TAGGART, NED
TURNER, DEL
TURNER, DEL
TURNER, DEL
TURNER, DEL
TURNER, DEL
VALENTINE, JOHN
WILSON, STEPHEN
ZORE, ERNEST

USING INKEY

VIP COLORS

PRINT USING HIGH SPEED POKE

AVOID BURN -IN OF MONITOR

TROUBLE SHOOT A LOCKED UP KEYBOARD

DISCUSSION OF MEMORY AND OS9

HANDY WORK WINDOW

OS-9 HINTS

THREE HANDY SCREENS

USE OF COBBLER COMMAND

X MARKS THE SPOT

MULTI-PAL TIPS

PROGRAMMING HINTS

OCT

1987

14

SEP

1987

14

FEB

1988

87

MAR

1987

142

MAR

1988

144

NOV

1988

92

JUL

1988

189

SEP

1988

134

OCT

1988

83

AUG

1988

169

MAY

1987

125

NOV

1986

73

JUL

1990

61

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AUTHOR

ALLEN, DAVID
ALLEN, DAVID
ANDERSON, DENNIS
ANDERSON, LARRY
ANDREWS, ALAN
BALL, HOWARD
BALL, HOWARD
BALL, JAMES
BALL, JAMES
BECKLES, ORMAN
BECKLES, ORMAN
BELL, BRUCE
BELL, BRUCE
BENNETT, JOSEPH
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BISH, CHARLOTTE
BORGER, J.E.
BOSTON, WILLIAM
BROOKS, SID
BRUCK, BILL
BURDON, KENNETH
CARRIGAN, BILL
CARSON, EDWARD
CARSON, EDWARD
CARSON, EDWARD
CARSON, EDWARD
CLAPPER, DAVID
COCO COMMUNITY
COCO COMMUNITY
COPLEY, DON
CRAWFORD, GAY
CROUSER, TOMMY
DEAN, JAMES
DERRINGER, DENNIS
DETTMANN, HARVEY
DINGLE, BRENT
DISTEFANO, TONY
DOOMAN, BOB
DUFUR, GLEN
DUFUR, GLEN
EIZENGA, JACK
EVANS, MARK
FAHLBERG, T.A.
FALK, LAWRENCE
FALK, LAWRENCE
FRANCIS, DAVID
FRANZ, JAMES
FUGH, JOHN
FURMAN, GEORGE
GALLAGHER, JOHN
GARRETT, RON
GIOVANONI, RICHARD
GIOVANONI, RICHARD

HOME/HOBBY

ARTICLE

COCO CONCOCTIONS

SEAL IT WITH A COCO KISS

A LITTLE ELECTRICAL COST CALCULATOR

COCO'S AUTO MAINTENANCE MANAGER

LIBRARY LABELER

CONTEST CHECK LIST

NOTHING CAN HOLD A (ROMAN) CANDLE TO THIS

CHRISTMAS CARD FILE AND LABELER

CORRECTION

THE POST OFFICE

CORRECTION

FINGER SPRINTS

INTERIORS BY COCO

FOR ALL YOUR SECRETS-THE FULL JARBCODE

I OWE, I OWE

PLANNING AHEAD

THOUGHTS OF A COMPUTER WIDOW

AUTO ECONOMY

EASY WAY TO PLACE ORDERS BY MAIL

VISIBLE CHECK REGISTER

KEEP TRACK WITH A MAILING LIST

WATTS THE ELECTRICAL COST OF APPLIANCES

IT ALL ADDS UP

BASEBALL STATISTICS MADE EASY

HOME MANAGEMENT MADE EASIER

THE JOYS OF EARLY AMORTIZATION

THE MOST PROFESSIONAL GARAGE SALE

INVOICE INNOVATION

COCO CLUBS

COCO COMMUNITY

LET YOUR COCO DO THE WALKING

KNEE-HIGH TO A GROWTH CHART

THE LURE OF COMPUTERIZED BAIT SELECTION

BULLETIN BOARD STANDOUTS ARE EASY

WALLPAPER CALCULATOR

HOW COLD IS IT

IMPROVE YOUR TYPING SKILLS

PHONEME SPEECH SYNTHESIZER

INVITATIONS MADE EASY

HOME BUDGET ANALST 4.0

HOME BUDGET ANALYSIS

RULES OF 78' S

SEE HOW YOUR STOCKS STACK UP

YOUR VERY OWN INTERIOR DECORATOR

DO YOUR TAXES ON YOUR COCO

PREPARE FOR TAX TIME -EASILY

MOON MAPPER

STOCK ANALYZER

WHO'S ON FIRST

STITCH NICHE- ERY

PADA PAL

KEY YOUR CHECKS TO ACCOUNTS

HOUSES

WORK STATION ON WHEELS

MTH

YR

PAGE

DEC

1987

77

MAR

1987

80

APR

1986

102

APR

1988

58

MAY

1987

91

SEP

1985

180

JUN

1984

65

DEC

1984

42

MAR

1985

229

MAR

1988

104

APR

1988

30

JAN

1987

26

MAY

1987

58

MAY

1982

50

JAN

1988

82

FEB

1987

127

NOV

1983

328

APR

1987

73

AUG

1982

19

JAN

1984

124

OCT

1982

86

NOV

1987

46

APR

1987

90

JUL

1983

92

NOV

1984

132

MAR

1986

163

MAY

1984

156

APR

1989

44

NOV

1983

330

FEB

1984

290

NOV

1987

70

FEB

1989

89

APR

1986

130

MAY

1986

36

JUN

1984

206

OCT

1987

82

JAN

1988

82

JUN

1984

128

JAN

1983

74

FEB

1991

10

MAR

1986

76

MAR

1988

100

MAR

1987

122

JUN

1984

28

MAR

1982

8

FEB

1982

2

MAR

1990

82

MAR

1988

94

APR

1987

70

DEC

1987

76

MAR

1987

77

OCT

1982

20

MAR

1984

162

JUL

1983

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GONCE, BURT
GREEN, ROBERT
GRIFFARD, ROBERT
HAAS, DAVID
HADY, TOM
HAIR, FRED
HALBROOK, TRAVIS
HALLSTROM, HARRY
HANUSIAK, ALAN
HARTLEY, ERIC
HINTON, RON
HOLDORF, WILLIAM
HOOPER, DAVID
HUGHES-JAMES
HUGHES-JAMES
HURT, BRADLEY
HYRE, LEONARD
HYRE, LEONARD
HYRE, LEONARD
JOHNSON, RICHARD
JOHNSON, RICHARD
JONES, LARRY
KALINOWSKI, FRANCI
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KOLESAR, FRED
LAKE, ROBERT
LAMONICA, M. & J.
LAMONICA, M. & J.
LARGE, DONALD
LEBLANC, BRIAN
LEBLANC, BRIAN
LEBLANC, DAVE
LESTER, LANE
LEWIN, GORDON
LOWRIE, PATRICK
MACIAS, DAVID
MACIAS, DAVID
MARCH, KEITH
MAXWELL, WILMER
MAYFIELD, RANDY
MAYFIELD, RANDY
MCCORKLE, R.J.
MCNALLY, IRVIN
MILLER, RALPH
MINZE, BILL
MIR, JORGE
MOOALLEM, SAUL
MOSTY, MARK
MUSUMECI, JOHN
NORRIS, DUKE
PAUL, STEVE
PHILLIPS, JIM
PIERSMA, DANIEL
PITTMAN, LARRY
PORTILLO, ROLAND
POSNER, JUDD
RAINBOW
RAINBOW

COCOO YIELDS

CHECK IT OUT

BANISHING THE FREEZER BURN BLUES

THE BUDGET MASTER'S COMPANION

COMMUNICATE CHRISTMAS GREETINGS

ON VCR TIME

CUSTOM CASSETTE LABELS

ASSESSING THE MARKET VALUE OF YOUR HOME

COCO'S QUICK STATION LOG

LITTLE BLACK BOOK

BEST MEDICINE FOR DISORDERLY MED BILLS

APPOINTMENT CALENDAR

A PUMPKIN FOR YOUR WINDOW

A FACE SAVING ADDRESSOR FOR FRED

FRED'S POSTCARD WHACKER

DIARY

HIRE THE COCO HANDIMAN

WATCH IT ADD UP WITH THE IRA PROJECTION

YOU CAN BET ON WAGER MASTER

MORE THAN A HOUSE

STALKING THE USED CAR

PLANTS ARE ALWAYS GREENER ON THE COCO SID

LIL' OLE INTEREST MONITOR

BOOKLET REVISITED

IT FIGURES

NEWS FLASH! NEWS FLASH!

CORRECTION

WHO YA GONNA WRITE?

A COCO POP- UP CALENDAR

MA BELL GETS PERSONALIZED

I'M LATE! I'M LATE!

STRETCH IT TO THE LIMIT

GROCERY

RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM PART 1

RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM PART 2

PERSONAL SECRETARY

RENDER UNTO IRS

FIGURE FOREIGN CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES

BAROMETER ON THE STOCK MARKET

DEPRECIATION CALCULATIONS

MAPPING YOUR FINANCES

RECIPE PRINTER

LOOKING FOR A HEARTBEAT

THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT

VCR TAPES UPDATE

HAVING A PART?

COAX

A MATTER OF PRINCIPAL

RECKONING WITH THE COCO

TAKE STOCK OF YOUR PORTFOLIO

SPREADING IT ON A LITTLE THICKER

COLOR BILLBARS HELP CHART SPENDING

CHECKS AND BALANCES

LIL' OLE INTEREST, REVISITED

CHORES FOR DOLLARS

THE PRIVATE ACCOUNTING WIZARD

THE HOME FINANCIAL ANALYST

BEATING THE COLLEGE CRUNCH

HOME FINANCIAL STATEMENT

SPECTACULATOR STATISTICS

AN EDUCATIONAL PROGRAM FOR EVERYONE

CHECKBOOK BALANCE

APR

1987

74

MAR

1987

20

APR

1987

37

MAR

1987

172

DEC

1983

68

SEP

1988

122

FEB

1989

88

APR

1986

79

NOV

1985

44

NOV

1985

172

FEB

1990

116

JAN

1988

100

OCT

1982

104

DEC

1983

160

MAY

1984

84

JUN

1989

91

APR

1986

162

AUG

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84

MAY

1984

166

FEB

1989

110

SEP

1988

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1986

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SEP

1984

51

MAY

1990

40

MAR

1987

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DEC

1988

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1989

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MAY

1987

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1989

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APR

1989

103

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1987

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SEP

1987

102

OCT

1987

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DEC

1989

56

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1983

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MAR

1985

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MAR

1985

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1991

46

NOV

1989

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1987

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JUL

1988

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DEC

1987

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1988

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1989

46

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1985

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MAR

1987

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APR

1990

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OCT

1984

45

MAR

1988

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1982

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MAY

1989

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MAR

1987

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1988

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26

MAR

1985

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1983

10

AUG

1981

8

JAN

1982

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RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAU, FRED
RAY, J.D.
RAY, J.D.
RAY, J.D.
REED, BILL
REICHERT, KEVIN
REMICK, JEFF
REMINI, SUSAN
RIDGE, HERBERT
RITTENHOUSE, JAMES
ROCCI, KATHRYN
ROCHFORD, TOM
RODRIGUEZ, ANA
ROGERS, ROBERT
RONALD, BRUCE
ROSEN, BOB
RUBY, PAUL
SAUNDERSON, GEORGE
SAUNDERSON, GEORGE
SAUNDERSON, GEORGE
SCERBO, FRED
SCERBO, FRED
SCHLOTTMANN, ROBER
SCHLOTTMANN, ROBER
SCHMIDT, JIM
SEABERG, RICHARD
SEATS, DARRIN
SHAULIS, JERRY
SHERRILL, SAM
SHERWOOD, FRANCIS
SMILEY, J.T.
SNIDER, STEPHEN
SOUSER, WILLIAM
SPENCER, BARRY
SPENCER, BRAD
STEINER, JOHN
STUMPF, PETER
SULLINS, MARK
TALADA, WILLIAM
THOMAS, SCOTT
THOMPSON, ERNIE
THONEN, CHARLES
TINKLEPAUGH, DALE
TINKLEPAUGH, DALE
TOTTINGHAM, BILL
TREVOR, ALEXANDER
TREVOR, ALEXANDER
TREVOR, ALEXANDER
TREVOR-YAHN
TUCKER, WALTER
TURNER, DAVID
TURNER, ROBERT
TUROWSKI, DONALD
TUROWSKI, DONALD
TYSON, ROBERT
UPPERMAN, JAMES
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS

MAKE LETTERHEADS FOR CORRESPONDANCE

NEED BIORHYTHM HELP?

SELF -MAILER SAVES TIME AND ENVELOPES

HIT THE ROAD

FIVE YEAR'S WORTH OF INCOME TAX

SUMMARIZE INCOME AND EXPENSES

UP, UP AND A(MERICAN) WAY

PLOTTIN" AND PLANNIN '

CAPTIVATING CAPTIONS

WHO'LL WIN ON THE GRIDIRON?

MAKE AN APPOINTMENT

A CALENDAR TO KEEP TRACK

CASSETTE ORGANIZATION

THAT'S THE TICKET

WHO YOU GONNA CALL?

APPLYING LABELS

DECISIONS, DECISIONS

LOOP UNTIL DONE

TITLE VIDEO TAPES WITH COCO

FINANCIAL PLANNING FOR YOUR FUTURE

MAKING A CHRISTMAS ADDRESS LIST

CORRECTION

CORRECTION

MORE TIME APPLICATIONS

THE COACHES ANIMATED PLAYBOOK

PREPARING FOR UNCLE SAM

CORRECTION

FILE IT WITH MESSAGE CENTER

ALL IN THE FAMILY TREE

NOTE CARD

BANK & BUDGET

ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE: A 'NOVA' FOR COCO

HOW MUCH WILL IT COST TO BUY ON TIME?

HAPPY (UN) BIRTHDAY TO YOU

POOL MAINTENANCE MADE EASY

MAKE A NOTE OF IT

MOCALC-MINICALC GETS A BIG BROTHER

GOOD THINGS ARE COOKIN ' ON COCO

USE ELITE CALC TO TRACK AUTO EXPENSES

A CHRISTMAS EVE FIREPLACE

LIVIN' ON COCO TIME

THE 15 MINUTE COCO WORKOUT

INNOVATION ALONG THE BORDER

KEEPING A CARD COUNT

THE MAIL MOVER

FINANCIAL TIME CONVERSIONS

GUIDANCE FOR CALCULATED RISKS

HOME INVENTORY MANAGER

CONTROL YOUR HOME

HOME POWER CONTROL PART 4

TICK TOCK, COCO CLOCK

X10 PROTOCOL THEORY

YOU CAN INVEST IN THIS ONE

BILLS, BILLS, BILLS!

COCO TYPER

KEEP YOUR MEMORIES IN ORDER

WASTE NOT, WANT NOT WITH A REFUND-A-FILE

INTRO TO THE SCIENCE OF IMAGE PROCESSING

OPERATION CHILD PROTECT

LET COCO KEEP TRACK OF UTILITY BILLS

THE COMPUTERIZED SHOPPING LIST

CORRECTION

APR

1982

47

NOV

1981

6

APR

1982

38

JUL

1987

95

FEB

1983

148

JUL

1983

60

MAR

1984

74

APR

1987

174

NOV

1989

58

DEC

1987

78

NOV

1983

33

OCT

1982

128

FEB

1987

125

MAY

1987

26

JAN

1989

64

FEB

1989

88

FEB

1987

122

APR

1986

70

OCT

1982

128

JAN

1988

84

DEC

1987

66

FEB

1988

14

APR

1988

14

AUG

1989

104

MAR

1984

82

JAN

1988

112

MAR

1988

40

NOV

1984

28

FEB

1984

78

MAY

1989

78

FEB

1990

74

MAR

1983

94

OCT

1982

70

JAN

1988

80

JUN

1986

145

APR

1989

52

APR

1984

186

APR

1988

28

MAR

1984

178

DEC

1982

34

JAN

1986

173

MAR

1986

26

JAN

1990

106

DEC

1988

90

MAY

1984

74

APR

1988

34

FEB

1991

56

APR

1988

42

FEB

1983

160

AUG

1983

83

APR

1983

20

JUN

1983

98

MAR

1985

153

OCT

1988

14

MAY

1990

58

DEC

1987

46

APR

1986

95

FEB

1984

196

APR

1988

20

MAR

1983

64

APR

1986

216

JUN

1986

220

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WHITE, ERIC
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITTLESEY, JERRY
WITHAM, BURTON
WITHAM, BURTON
WITHAM, BURTON
WITHAM, BURTON
WITHAM, BURTON
WOOD, JAMES
WULFSBERG, BRUCE
YATES, JERRY
ZANGER, MURRAY

COCO PRESENTS THE WELL-BEHAVED YARD SALE APR 1987 52

A MAILING LABEL PRINTER FOR THE SPREADSHE NOV 1985 245

CREATING THE RAINBOW CHECKBOOK PART 1 SEP 1984 126

CREATING THE RAINBOW CHECKBOOK PART 2 OCT 1984 250

CREATING THE RAINBOW CHECKBOOK PART 3 NOV 1984 126

CREATING THE RAINBOW CHECKBOOK PART 4 DEC 1984 124

CREATING THE RAINBOW CHECKBOOK PART 5 JAN 1985 233

CORRECTION APR 1985 226

MAKING SPECTACULATOR STRUT ITS STUFF JUN 1982 31

NET RESULTS (BASKETBALL STATISTICS) FEB 1984 140

SPREADSHEET APPLICATION FOR HOME ECONOMIC JUN 1985 235

SPREADSHEETING REAL DATA AUG 1985 80

THE COMPUTER-AIDED COLLEGE EXPENSE FUND APR 1986 92

A RAPID LOGGER FOR HAMS MAR 1983 180

A SUPER DUPER FOR HAMS JAN 1983 80

ARE YOU AUTHORIZED TO USE THIS FREQUENCY DEC 1983 40

COCO KNOWS ALL THE CALLSIGNS FEB 1983 110

KEEP A HAM RADIO LOG DEC 1982 124

BASEBALL CARD FILE MAY 1986 66

FROM FRACTURES TO FRACTIONS FEB 1990 12

KEEPING YOUR BALANCE FEB 1989 87

THRIFTY COCO HANDLES WHAT- IF CALCULATIONS MAR 1987 36

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(C) 1990

AUTHOR

ARKO, LYN
BANASZAK, DAVID
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BOOTS, GREG
BRANIGAN, ARRON
BUDENHOLZER, WILLI
BURKE, VAL
BURKE, VAL
BURKE, VAL
CAMP, MARK
DAY, DARREN
DELBOURGO, ROBERT
DODS, STUART
ELLIOT, SHEILA
GIANCARLO, PILLOT
GOLIAS, RUTH
GOLIAS, RUTH
GUNN, STEPHEN
HAYDEN, JOE
HUFFMAN, GARY
JOSUE VIGIL, JULIA
KASTACK, REBECCA
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KONECKY, LARRY
KONECKY, LARRY
KONECKY, LARRY
KONECKY, LARRY
LAWRENCE - BOURDEAUX
LUDLUM, BOB
LUDLUM, BOB
MARTENS, GORDON
MATTHEWS, B. & D.
MATTHEWS, BECKY
MAURO, ROBERT
MCNEICE, BARRY
MIX, RON
MOSLEY, JOHN
MOSLEY, JOHN
MUELLER, JOHN
MUSUMECI, JOHN
NICKEL, HAROLD
NOLAN, SARA
PARKER, JEFFREY
PENROSE, PAUL
PHILLIPS, CHRIS
PLASTER, GIP
PLASTER, GIP

MUSIC/SOUND

ARTICLE

LISTEN TO WHAT THEY DONE

A LITTLE TREE-TRIMMING MUSIC

LISTENING TO YOUR COCO WITH AL

ADVENTURE INTO SOUND EXPERIMENTATION

COLOR MY COCO

DEMO OF COCO'S SOUNDS

GUITAR 3

NOUVEAU ROCK ' N' ROLL

SGT. COCO'S ONLY STARTERS CLUB BAND

UP WITH THE BEAT

PRINT THAT TUNE

GO TELL IT ON THE COCO

NICKELODEON

HAVE A JAZZY CHRISTMAS

PLAYIN' THE BLUES

SINGING WITH THE BIRD

PICK AND CHOOSE FROM THE MUSIC MENU

CIDER SIPPING

A MUSICAL SCALE GENERATOR

PREVENTING DIS-CORD

LOCO COCO AND THE 1812

MUSIC CATALOGER

A CHRISTMAS POTPOURRI

SATURDAY AT THE BIJOU

AN ENCORE PRESENTATION

A LITTLE STRING MUSIC PLEASE

HAPPY BIRTHDAY BALLOONS

NEW MEXICAN FOLK DANCES

THE SINGING CARD

BEGINNING MUSICIAN'S TIN EAR LAMENT

COCO SAYS REPEAT THIS TUNE

LET'S WRITE SOME MUSIC

THE COCO COMPOSER

TONE ROW COMPOSING

HURRAY FOR THE RED, WHITE AND BLUE

MAKING FOUR- PART HARMONY EASIER

MUSIC+: NEW COMMANDS, NO BUGS

THE PIANO TUTOR

I WANT MY COCO TV

COCO GOES COUNTRY

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL

THE MUSIC MAKER'S ACCOMPANIST

LEARN THE IVORY KEYBOARD

DO YOU HEAR WHAT I HEAR?

CORRECTION

UNCOVERING THE MIDI SECTION

NOW OR NEVER

THE COCO COMPOSER

MICRO -MAESTRO - COCO'S PLAY STATEMENT

PLAY IT AGAIN, COCO

PLAYING AROUND WITH YOUR 80C

THIS GUITAR TUTOR DOESN'T FRET

ADVENTURES IN MUSIC

FROM SCALES TO MOZART

MTH

YR

PAGE

JUN

1988

80

DEC

1983

35

MAR

1986

237

FEB

1986

164

JAN

1986

55

OCT

1985

124

FEB

1990

112

APR

1986

100

JUN

1987

44

JUN

1987

80

JUN

1988

52

DEC

1986

66

AUG

1989

84

DEC

1988

28

JUN

1988

20

JUN

1987

20

JUN

1987

49

SEP

1988

76

JUN

1983

262

JUN

1988

140

JUN

1984

67

NOV

1990

56

DEC

1987

100

JUN

1986

36

OCT

1985

87

JUN

1984

185

APR

1986

122

JUN

1987

76

DEC

1988

112

FEB

1986

142

APR

1983

218

DEC

1982

66

DEC

1983

131

JUN

1984

23

JUL

1987

20

JUN

1984

74

JUN

1986

51

JUN

1984

19

JUN

1986

42

JUN

1988

36

DEC

1983

205

JUN

1986

20

JUN

1985

92

DEC

1987

86

JUN

1988

38

JUN

1987

36

JAN

1989

58

JUN

1987

114

DEC

1982

10

DEC

1989

74

JUL

1982

22

JUN

1984

162

JUN

1988

79

JAN

1988

72

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PLASTER, GIP
PLASTER, GIP
PLATT, JOSEPH
POLLOCK, T. & G.
POLLOCK, T. & G.
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
RAINBOW

ROGERS, ROBERT
ROGERS, ROBERT
RUTTER, MARGE
SANTEE, CHARLES
SCHUFF, DAVID
SCOFFIN, BRAD
SHELTON, GARRY
SHOOBS, BERNICE
SPILLER, JEREMY
SPILLER, JEREMY
SPILLER, M. & J.
TANDBERG, DAN
TAUILLI, T.C.
THOMPSON, ERNIE
THOMPSON, MATTHEW
URBAS, JOSEPH
URBAS, JOSEPH
URBAS, JOSEPH
VASCONI, EUGENE
WILLOUGHBY, LAUREN
WOODS, RICK

PLAY YOUR PIANO

SOUND OFF

THE SWEET STRAINS OF COCO

BACH TO BASIC

COCO CLASSICS

REMAKE A POPULAR MUSIC PROGRAM

MUSIC MADE EASY

HOLLY, JOLLY HOLIDAYS

THE COMPUTER CHORD FINDER

COCO DARES YOU TO NAME THAT TUNE

STRUMMIN' ON THE OL' COCO

THE COLOR CONDUCTOR

TWO FOR THE COMPOSER

COLOR COMPOSER

TOO MANY (HIC) BOTTLES OF BEER

ANALOG TODIGITAL AND BACK AGAIN

SYNTHESIZER SOUND-OFF

COCO SYNTHESIZER

COCO INSTANT MUSIC

4TH OF JULY MUSICFEST

BLAST FROM THE PAST

STEPPIN" OUT WITH MY COCO

COCO BELLS

CORRECTION

ORIGINAL RAGS FOR THE COCO KEYBOARD

CHOPIN'S MINUTE WALTZ

CALIBRATE YOUR EARS

DECK THE HALLS

DEC

1988

93

JUN

1987

81

JUN

1987

94

NOV

1983

152

JUN

1984

131

APR

1991

10

JUL

1981

2

DEC

1984

18

JUN

1984

179

JUN

1986

66

AUG

1983

130

JUN

1987

78

JUN

1984

57

JUN

1988

42

JUN

1988

79

JUN

1985

36

JUN

1988

102

JUN

1986

122

JUN

1986

62

JUL

1985

19

JUN

1988

96

JUN

1987

58

DEC

1985

36

APR

1986

103

SEP

1983

218

JUN

1985

130

JUN

1988

78

DEC

1986

42

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(C) 1990

NOVICES NICHE

AUTHOR

AFTAMONOW, ELLEN
ARKO, LYN
BABICH, TIO
BABICH, TIO
BARBERIAN, RICHARD
BARBERIAN, RICHARD
BARTELS, ANDREW
BENNY, PATRICK
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BOUGHTON, RALPH
BRAXMAIER, JAY
CHEVES, WARREN
CHO, JAMIE L.
CHRISTENSEN, GLENN
COOLMAN, WILLIAM W
DAVIS, SHAWN M.
DAY, DARREN
DRIESSEN, DAVID
DRISCOLL, CHRIS
EBACHER, JERMOME
EHRENBERG, R.M.
ELLIOT, PHIL JR.
ENGER, DAVID C.
ESTRADO, RICHARD
FINGLISS, DOUGLAS
FLINN, WILLIAM
FORSTE, JIM
FRIEDRICH, JOHN
FRIESEN, GEOFF
FRIESEN, GEOFF
FRIESEN, GEOFF
FRIESEN, GEOFF
FRIESEN, GEOFF
FRIESEN, GEOFF
GARCIA, CARLOS
HALL, GREG
HAVEMAN, EVAN
HENNON, TIM
HOBSON, JON
HOOPER, MARVYN
JACOB, DAVID
JOHNSON, NEIL
JONES, LEROY
KASTACK, REBECCA
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN

ARTICLE

TAX AND TIP

DOGGONE

DRAW FIGURES USING ASTERISKS

SLPE AND FUNNEL

COMPUTE YOUR AGE IN DAYS

YOUR WEIGHT ON OTHER PLANETS

BORDER COLOR CHANGER

ON THE RUN

BOX MENU

DICE SIMULATOR

HI -RES INPUT EDITOR

SONGWRITER'S HELPER

SOUND -TO -PLAY

THIS IS YOUR BIG DEBUT

STAR DEFENDER

LO-RES PADDLE BALL GAME

CAR BINGO GAM

0S9 MODULE UTILITY

ATTRIBUTES

BALANCE YOUR CHECKBOOK

DIRECTORY ALPHABETIZER

THE CHANGE COUNTER

WANT A PERSONALIZED PHONE NUMBER?

ESCAPE

PRACTICE ADDITION AND MULTIPLICATION

CATEGORIES

GRAPHICS FUN

QUICK DIRECTORY SORTER

GRAPHICS DEMO

CRAPS

SOLVING QUADRIC EQUATIONS

MOONSCAPE

STORY WRITER

AUTOMATIC ERROR ENTRY

DESCRIPTIVE ERROR MESSAGES

LINE COPY - PROGRAMMING UTILITY

MUSIC TEST

PROGRAMMING UTILITY

SUPERPOKE

SEARCHING FOR A RAINBOW

LET COCO CALCULATE HBUFF

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

MUSIC GRID

MARYNOTE

COMPOUND INTEREST

LET'S MAKE A LIST

SLOT MACHINE

INNKEEPER

WHAT DAY?

COLORFUL GRAPHICS DOODLER

GAME FOR SMALL CHILDRE

GRAPHICS EXPERIMENTS

HI -RES ART PIE

INTRO TO TRIGONOMETRY

MTH

YR

PAGE

JUL

1989

105

JUL

1989

108

NOV

1989

39

JUL

1989

108

NOV

1990

26

FEB

1991

91

JAN

1991

24

JUL

1989

106

JAN

1990

32

OCT

1990

37

OCT

1990

37

SEP

1990

32

AUG

1989

110

FEB

1990

35

SEP

1989

61

SEP

1990

59

NOV

1989

42

JAN

1991

94

MAR

1990

60

FEB

1991

38

JAN

1991

55

SEP

1989

64

AUG

1989

108

FEB

1990

37

SEP

1990

93

MAR

1990

62

JAN

1991

44

FEB

1991

54

APR

1991

53

MAR

1991

57

JUN

1990

49

JAN

1990

32

JUL

1989

104

FEB

1991

92

OCT

1990

37

AUG

1990

70

APR

1991

31

OCT

1990

87

JUN

1990

48

JAN

1990

36

FEB

1990

36

OCT

1989

59

APR

1991

60

OCT

1989

58

MAY

1991

55

FEB

1990

38

JUN

1991

20

MAR

1990

62

JAN

1990

30

AUG

1990

59

DEC

1990

57

MAR

1991

78

JUN

1991

18

DEC

1990

73

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KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KENNY, KEIRAN
KETCHEL, KYLE
KNAPIK, STEVE
KRAFT, MICHAEL
KUNTZ, STEVEN
LARSON, RICHARD
LING, SHARON
LIMING, DOUGLAS
MABRY, GEORGE
MCCARTHY, JAMES
MCNEILL, JAMES
MEDLOCK, WILLIAM
MILAM, LOY
MILLS, ROBERT
MOORE, MIKE
MOSLEY, JOHN
MOSLEY, JOHN
MOSLEY, JOHN
MUSUMECI, JOHN
MUSUMECI, JOHN
NEEDHAM, ANDRE
NEEDHAM, ANDRE
OLMSTEAD, PAUL
PENDALL, JOSEPH
PENDALL, JOSEPH
PENDALL, JOSEPH
PHANSAVATH, HINH
POLLOC, GRAHAME
PORTER, JOHN
PUCELLA, RIC
REIGHARD, KENNETH
RODRIGUEZ, ALEJAND
ROGERS, ROBERT
ROSS, JAMES
RUMPEL, KATHY
RUMPEL, KATHY
SEATS, DARRIN
SEVERS, ROGER
SPEIGHT, KEVIN
STAKELIN, JAMES
TANDBERG, DAN
TAULI, T.C.
TEAGUE, BOB
THOMPSON, ERNIE
THOMPSON, ERNIE
TUROWSKI, DONALD A
WEAVER, DAN
WELLS, JOHN
WONG, THOMAS
WONG, THOMAS

NEAT LABELS

PEEKING AT LOCATION 135

WHAT IS ON THE AGENDA FOR TODAY?

THE TIME SHEET

CALCULATE MONTHLY PAYMENTS

AS THE WORLD TURNS

THE COCO SIGNAL

RUDIMENTARY STOPWATCH

MAKE PLAY MONEY

POP-UP MENUS

LOWERCASE AND COLORS TOO

SCROLLING CREDITS

SHOPPER EASE

DISK COPY UTILITY

OHM'S LAW

LETTERS & NUMBERS

SEND DIR TO PRINTER

3-D GRAPHER

GRAPHICS DEMO - SPIRALS

KALEIDOSCOPE

EASY WAY TO WRITE NOTES

NOTE WRITER 2X40

BUT IT'S NOT WINTER YET

FUN WITH FRACTALS

TITE SCREEN SPLASHDOWN

AND ALONG CAME A SPIDER

QUICKGRASS

SPRAY CAN

RUNNING BASIC PROGRAMS CAN BE A BREEZE

UP -DOWN LIST

MORTGAGE

HI -RES GRAPHICS

AIR RAID GAME

NO SMOKING!

LASER CYCLES - GAME

OS-9 FILE VIEWER

BALANCING THE BUDGET

STEADY AIM FIRE

THE MEMO MAKER

KEEPING A TAB ON YOUR TAP

MIND MASTER

THE BASE CONVERTER

CLASSIC COMPUTER GAME

SPACE KAMIKAZE

CALCULATE YOUR BODY MASS

ADDING MACHINE

NOW, WHERE WAS I?

CAR QUEST

AUTOMILE

CUTTING CORNERS

BOWLING

GOPHER SMASH

FEB

1991

24

NOV

1990

75

APR

1990

49

OCT

1989

62

FEB

1991

29

AUG

1989

106

MAR

1990

61

FEB

1991

60

DEC

1990

50

NOV

1990

52

MAR

1990

60

MAR

1991

9

SEP

1989

62

JAN

1990

31

MAR

1991

42

JUN

1990

48

JAN

1991

86

AUG

1989

107

AUG

1990

42

SEP

1989

63

FEB

1991

92

JUN

1991

16

AUG

1989

107

OCT

1989

60

APR

1990

51

APR

1990

48

JAN

1990

38

OCT

1989

60

FEB

1990

36

JUL

1989

106

MAR

1990

63

NOV

1989

41

SEP

1990

31

NOV

1989

40

NOV

1990

60

MAY

1991

9

FEB

1990

40

APR

1990

50

JAN

1990

37

APR

1990

48

SEP

1989

62

JAN

1990

34

DEC

1990

20

MAY

1991

80

FEB

1991

90

NOV

1990

36

AUG

1989

108

JUN

1991

18

NOV

1989

40

APR

1990

50

JUL

1989

103

JAN

1990

37

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

ONE LINER-TWO LINER

AUTHOR

BARNETT, CALVIN
BAYLIE, TOM
BECK, JOHN
BECK, JOHN
BECWAR, ARRON
BELL, BRUCE
BENTLEY, JONATHAN
BIASILLO, KEITH
BISBEE, DANIEL
BLY, MERWLYN
BOLLE, FRANCOIS
BREZNAI, MARK
BRYSON, B.J.
BUCK, TIM

BUTTERWORTH, JAMES
CAMPBELL, JERRY
CAREY, J. A.
CARROLL, GERALD
CARTER, BRIAN
COENEN, MATTHEW
COLLICOTT, JOHN
COONEY, MIKE
COOPER, RICK
CROSS, DAVID
CUNIN, K.T.
DAVID, EDDIE
DEMERS, JAMES
DERBY, KEVIN
DICKAU, ROBERT
DUKE, WILLIAM
DURANT, EVAN
EDMONDS, PHILIP
FERULLO, JOSEPH
FINGLISS, DOUG
FLADUNG, NICK
FLORENCE, BERNARD
FOGLE, PAUL
FRERKING, ANTHONY
FYE, DAVID
GEHRKE, EDWARD
GERHARDT, JERRY
GIBSON, CHARLES
GOICURIA, EDDIE
GONGAWARE, DANA
GOODMAN, RICHARD
GREENE, BOBBY
GUILFORD, LONNY
HALKO, STEVE
HALL, MIKE
HARPER, JEFF
HAUSSMANN, GARY
HAWKINSON, STUART
HAZARD, MATT
HI ATT, STAN

ARTICLE

GRAPHICS DEMO

AVERAGE OUT GRADES

GRAPHICS DEMO

SLOWER DIRECTORY LISTING

GRAPHICS DEMO

DISK VERIFY PROGRAM

IMDECIATE OUTPUT TO PRINTER

DRAW A GRID ON THE SCREEN

PRINT DEMO

GAME

LOOKS AND SOUNDS LIKE RAIN

TYPING PRACTICE

GRAPHICS DEMO

PICK ME IS RATHER INTERESTING

DRAW A RAINBOW

ROLL DICE

LIST YOUR BBS NUMBERS

EXCHANGE RATE CONVERSION

UTILITY TO KILL FLIES

SOUND DEMO

REVERSE PMODE SCREEN

HORSE RACE

GRAPHICS DEMO

DISPLA CHARACTERS IN ROM/RAM

GRAPHICS DEMO

PRINT OUT A BILL OF SALE

MAKE ADDRESS LABELS

GAME WITH JOYSTICKS

GAME

PRINT MEMORY ADDRESSES

SCRAMBLED WORD GAME

DRAW LINE BETWEEN TWO POINTS

CALCULATE EQUIVALENT RESISTANCE

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

CONTROL CASSETTE RECORDER

CALCULATE GRADE PERCENTAGES

GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

WEIGHT ON DIFFERENT PLANETS

RUNNING TOTAL AND AVERAGE OF TIMES

MUSIC DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

CALCULATE PI

PRINT OUT PRINT WORK SHEETS

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

FLIP A PICTURE UPSIDE DOWN

GRAPHICS AND SOUND DEMO

GRAPICS DEMO

AMORTIZATION SCHEDULE

MAKE UP A SCRAMBLED WORD

SIMULATE ETCH-A-SKETCH

MTH

YR

PAGE

JUN

1987

144

SEP

1986

149

JAN

1987

144

OCT

1988

134

FEB

1988

77

MAY

1988

14

MAR

1987

141

JAN

1987

136

SEP

1986

141

AUG

1988

89

SEP

1986

134

SEP

1986

132

JAN

1988

14

AUG

1986

148

OCT

1986

148

JUN

1988

12

MAY

1987

140

MAR

1987

143

SEP

1988

141

JUN

1987

143

AUG

1988

117

SEP

1986

137

JAN

1988

14

DEC

1986

143

SEP

1987

168

MAR

1987

143

JUN

1988

146

AUG

1986

54

MAY

1988

188

JUN

1989

85

AUG

1987

152

JUL

1986

150

DEC

1986

199

AUG

1988

117

JUN

1988

188

JUL

1987

132

JUN

1989

85

APR

1987

148

AUG

1987

94

MAY

1988

33

JUL

1987

33

MAR

1989

152

JUN

1987

145

JUL

1987

96

OCT

1986

143

MAY

1987

198

APR

1988

123

OCT

1986

153

OCT

1986

153

DEC

1986

139

MAR

1988

46

MAY

1988

189

MAY

1987

106

JUL

1986

182

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HUGHES, BLAKE
HURT, PETER
JOHNSON, DAVID
JOHNSON, TIMOTHY
KELLER, PAUL
KENNY, KEIRAN
KIEDAISCH, CHARLES
KIM, JOON
KIMMEL, TONY
KNOPPOW, JIM
KROMEKE, MICHAEL
KROMEKE, MICHAEL
LAMMERS, CHARLES
LIM, LARRY
LOWE, BRAD
LOWE, BRAD
MARINO, FRANK
MARTIN, JIM
MAULICK, CHARLES
MCCLINTOCK, RONALD
MCCLUSKY, LONNIE
MCCULLOUGH, ERIK
MCDOWELL, JIM
MCGINNIS, MATTHEW
MISHRA, VICK
MONY, SAM
MONY, SAM
MURPHY, CRAIG
NEMITZ, VERNON
NEMITZ, VERNON
NEWELL, AARON
NOYLE, JEFF
OLMSTEAD, PAUL
PRITCHETT, STEVEN
PULLEN, WALTER
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
RADACHOWSKY, SAGE
ROGERS, ROBERT
ROSEN, RUSS
ROWAN, DON
ROWGO, RUSS
RUANGCHOTVIT, C.
RUCINSKI, MARK
SATIR, GREGORY
SCHULER, KEITH
SELBEE, KEITH
SELBEE, KEITH
SIPOS, ANTON
SMALL, RIC
SOBIESKI, JOE
STEWART, JAMES
TOEPKE, MICHAEL
TOEPKE, MICHAEL
TOEPKE, MICHAEL
TOEPKE, MICHAEL
TOEPKE, MICHAEL
TOEPKE, MICHAEL
TOON, J. FREDERICK
UNGER, FRANK
WALTER, RICK
WALTON, BYRON
WEINBERG, ROB

DRAW FACE OF CLOCK

GAME

PRINT LABELS FOR DISKS

CALCULATE ANTENNA LENGTHS FOR A HAM

DRAW GRAPHS OF FUNCTIONS

MINIATURE MONITOR PROGRAM

CONVERT FRACTIONS TO DECIMALS

PRINT OUT DISK DIRECTORY

REVERSE 4 DIGIT NUMBER

PREVENT LOCK-UP IF PRINTER NOT TURNED ON

PRINT OUT A CALENDAR

SET BAUD RATE FOR PRINTER

YIN AND YANG SYMBOL

DISPLAY POKE AND PEEK VALUES FOR COC03

DISK CHECKER

GOLF GAME

COUNT VOWELS IN SENTENCE

GRAPICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

GAME

USE JOYSTIC TO MOVE RACING CAR

BASIC ALARM

LABEL PRINT PROGRAM

SOUND DEMO

HIT THE WHITE BALLOONS WITH YOUR ARROWS

MAKE A PRINT @ WORKSHEET

PRINTER UTILITY

GRAPHICS DEMO

PCLEAR ROUTINE

CORRECTION

ELECTRONIC DICE

MANEUVER RACER THROUGH COURSE

GRAPHICS DEMO

LIGHT SHOW

MOVING SINE WAVE

SCREEN PRINTER

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

CREATE A CASH REGISTER

CONVERTS PRINT TO SET OR VICE VERSA

GAME

PRODUCE INTEGER FACTORS

GRAPHICS DEMO

CONVERT INTEGER TO BINARY

GENERATE PRINTED CHART FOR ADVENTURE GAME

CREATE CASSETTE INDEX CARDS ON PRINTER

PRINT CARDS FOR CASSETTE BOXES

DISK UTILITY

SHOOT -'EM -UP GAME

MULTIPLICATION TABLES

GRAPHICS DEMO

GAME

GAME

MAGIC SQUARE

MASTERMIND TYPE GAME

PONG TYPE GAME

SKI GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON A LOAN

2 PROGRAMS TO LIST ASCII FROM DISK

INTERESTING GRAPHICS

JUL

1986

157

SEP

1987

41

MAY

1987

79

DEC

1986

144

MAY

1988

14

FEB

1987

138

SEP

1988

120

MAY

1987

28

JUL

1986

155

MAY

1987

144

JUL

1986

232

MAY

1987

198

JUL

1986

165

OCT

1988

54

FEB

1988

132

FEB

1988

74

SEP

1986

184

JUN

1988

12

OCT

1986

149

FEB

1988

151

AUG

1986

140

JUL

1986

207

MAY

1987

146

JUN

1987

145

OCT

1986

69

APR

1989

124

MAR

1989

148

JUN

1987

45

DEC

1987

14

JAN

1988

138

AUG

1986

135

AUG

1986

150

MAR

1989

148

JAN

1987

141

SEP

1986

135

MAR

1987

144

OCT

1987

22

OCT

1986

147

DEC

1986

126

JUL

1988

131

SEP

1987

77

JUL

1986

64

OCT

1987

102

FEB

1987

66

MAR

1988

182

APR

1987

176

JUN

1988

188

AUG

1986

151

SEP

1986

54

JUL

1988

131

NOV

1987

178

JAN

1988

69

MAR

1989

152

SEP

1988

137

DEC

1988

120

AUG

1988

81

SEP

1988

37

SEP

1987

68

JUN

1988

16

APR

1987

47

FEB

1987

166

AUG

1986

153

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WELLS, JOHN HEXADECIMAL DUMP FEB 1987 143

WHITE, DANNY MINI WORD PROCESSOR JUL 1988 12

WIEDMAN, BARRY VACATION PLANNING HELPER APR 1987 170

WIGOWWSKY, PAUL PLAY TUNE FROM POPULAR MOVIE JUL 1986 168

WILKES, ERNEST DISK UTILITY FEB 1987 138

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(C) 1990

OPERATING SYSTEMS -0S9

AUTHOR

ADAMS, RICK
AUGSBURG, CRAY
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BEHRMANN, DARREL
BERGMANN, DEAN
BOYNTON, DAVID P.
BROWN, PHILIP
BRUMLEY, TROY
CHEEK, JOSEPH
CHEEK, JOSEPH
CLEMENTS, WILLIAM
DEN BESTE, STEVE
DENEEN, KEVIN
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DIBBLE, PETER
DODGE, CALVIN
DOLLBERG, DONALD
EWART, NANCY
EWART, NANCY
EWART, NANCY
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
GOLDBERT, STEPHEN
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
HARRIS, TIMOTHY
HARRIS, TIMOTHY
HEFTER, MELVIN
HOGG, FRANK
HOGG, FRANK
HOGG, FRANK
HOGG, FRANK
JACKSON, CHRISTOPH
LADOUCEUR, PAUL
LANTZ, BRIAN
LANTZ, BRIAN
LANTZ, BRIAN
LANTZ, BRIAN
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG

ARTICLE

EXPLORING LEVEL II' S NEW FEATURES

THE IMPACT OF MULTI-VUE

USING 0S9 PROGRAMS ON RAINBOW ON DISK

LEARNING THE LINGO

SAILING OFF TO C

SYSCALL SOUNDS

BASIC09, NO LINE NUMBERS

OS -9 SOUND AN ALARM

TOOLS FOR PROGRAMMING BASIC09

TEXT FILE COMPRESSION

MENU SYSTEM

REACH OUT AND TOUCH OS -9

OS-9 MEETS THE WOLFBUG MONITOR

THE OS-9 DEVICE DRIVER

ONE LABEL OR TWO?

COMPRESSION FILTERS IN SAVING AND RESTORI

FINDING YOUR WAY WITH OS-9 LEVEL II

POLISHING OFF THE SCREEN SAVE/DUMP PACKAG

SOMETIMES BASIC09 ISN'T FAST ENOUGH

THE ADVANTAGE OF PROCESSES

THE PROBLEM WITH BASIC09

UNDERSTANDING HOW OS-9 MANAGES MEMORY

USING COMPRESSED FILES

READABLE EQUIVALENTS TO C

CREATING OS-9 SYSTEM DISKS

C: THE BEGINNINGS

STALK THE FIRE -BREATHING DRAGON

TAMING THE BEAST: GET COMFORTABLE WITH OS

DO THE SPLIT

DRIVE WITH SPEED

LOGON PROTECTION FOR OS-9

OS-9 SPOOLER

MONITOR DIRECTORY GROWTH

MULTI-PURPOSE TEXT UTILITY

SORT

MAIL09

MAIL09

ONE DISK IS BETTER THAN TWO

BUILDING LOGICAL PATHWAYS

ON OS-9 MATTERS, FRANK FLEXES HIS BIAS

OS-9? FLEX? OR BOTH?

SAGE AND COCO DON'T MIX - YET

MAIL-MERGE UTILITY

A PAUSE FOR THOUGHT

ADDING MORE FEATURES TO THE LIST COMMAND

RESTORING YOUR OS-9 FILE

THE UTILITY ROOM

THE UTILITY ROOM

AUTO FORMATTER

BASIC09 INTERFACING

CONVERSIONS AND DIVERSIONS

DISSECTING THE COMMAND LINE

GIVE IT TOP PRIORITY

GRAPHICS ARGUMENTS

MTH

YR

PAGE

JUN

1987

154

FEB

1988

152

JUN

1989

138

AUG

1987

168

MAR

1987

186

JUL

1989

126

AUG

1990

64

DEC

1990

41

MAY

1989

138

SEP

1989

112

APR

1991

38

OCT

1989

72

FEB

1984

322

NOV

1984

259

JAN

1990

110

DEC

1987

168

MAR

1987

194

JAN

1988

176

SEP

1987

170

MAY

1987

191

AUG

1987

163

APR

1987

192

OCT

1987

164

NOV

1986

191

FEB

1986

224

NOV

1987

168

JAN

1988

156

JAN

1987

160

MAR

1990

86

FEB

1990

56

JUL

1990

32

DEC

1986

183

FEB

1991

62

JAN

1991

68

MAR

1991

28

JUN

1985

249

JUL

1985

266

MAR

1984

291

AUG

1984

246

MAY

1984

314

JUN

1984

278

MAR

1984

293

SEP

1990

83

MAY

1987

194

DEC

1985

258

MAR

1985

265

MAR

1986

216

NOV

1985

241

MAR

1991

72

AUG

1990

72

APR

1990

113

FEB

1990

122

MAR

1990

96

JUN

1991

28

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LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
MCGARRY, DONALD
MIDDAUGH, LEW
MIKEL, JEFF
NUMA, DAVID
PAGE, STEPHEN
PARKER, JEFFREY
PITTMAN, LARRY

PUCKETT
PUCKETT
PUCKETT
PUCKETT
PUCKETT
PUCKETT
PUCKETT
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GRAPHICS FUNCTIONS MAY 1991 20

LINKING OS-9 FILES JUL 1990 72

LOST AND FOUND JAN 1990 56

MAKING DIRECTORIES APR 1991 28

OPEN SESAME DEC 1989 86

OPENING 0S9 FILES OCT 1990 30

READING AND WRITING FILES SEP 1990 28

READING AND WRITING IN C JAN 1991 52

SCALING THE DIRECTORY TREE JUN 1990 44

THE OS-9 FILE STRUCTURE MAY 1990 30

HIERARCHAL DIRECTORY MAY 1985 244

RANDOM NUMBERS FOR THE OS-9 C COMPILER JAN 1985 272

GUIDE FOR AL PROGRAMMER JUN 1991 40

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW ABOUT C COMPILER OCT 1989 82

FLIPPER09 DEC 1989 106

OS-9 SURVIVAL TRAINING AUG 1989 66

LARRY'S LABELER MAY 1990 46

A BUNDLE OF HOLIDAY GOODIES DEC 1986 198

A FOURTH -GENERATION DATABASE LANGUAGE FEB 1988 182

A MEDLEY OF HINTS AND TIPS FEB 1985 269

A MIX OF KITS, TRICKS AND COMMENTS JUN 1984 287

A NEW LOOK FOR OS-9 APR 1990 52

A SHORT TUTORIAL ON C COMPILATION JUL 1985 252

A TIM FOR REFLECTION DEC 1985 272

AUTOMATING THE ONLINE EXPERIENCE NOV 1990 27

BASIC INSTRUCTIONS JAN 1991 46

COCO 3 DOES WINDOWS AUG 1990 38

CORRECTION FEB 1986 168

A VIEW OF MULTI-VUE MAR 1988 180

ADDING FIREWORKS TO FIND JUL 1989 138

ADVANCES IN OS-9 TECHNOLOGY FEB 1989 152

AN OS-9 CONVERT SPEAKS OUT JUL 1987 167

ANOTHER CRY FOR STANDARDS OCT 1988 147

ANOTHER GREAT BEGINNING JUN 1988 180

ARE YOUR PROGRAMS HEADED FOR BREAKDOWN? JAN 1990 117

BACK AT THE DRAWING BOARD JAN 1988 160

BASIC09-A GREAT LANGUAGE JAN 1989 136

BETTER TOOLS ARE HERE! DEC 1988 178

BOOTSTRAPPING MANY SYSTEMS MAR 1987 196

BUILDING TWO HANDY TOOLS JUN 1989 150

CHOICES: THE REASON FOR MODULARITY JUL 1986 224

CLEARING THE BOARD NOV 1989 112

CLIFFHANGERS IN THE MICRO SOAPS AUG 1985 236

CLOSER TO UNIX DEC 1984 271

CONFESSIONS OF SPREADSHEET USER NOV 1985 218

CONTROLLER ATTACKS HALT LINE PROBLEM AUG 1987 157

DEBUNKING THE MYTH OF OS-9 USER HOSTILITY JAN 1987 193

DESIGNING YOUR OWN PROCEDURE FILES JUL 1984 291

EXPERIMENTING WITH RAM DISKS AUG 1986 197

FEATURING A NEW TEXT FORMATTER MAY 1986 235

FEATURING A TRIG LIBRARY IN C APR 1986 238

FOUR EASY AL EXPERIMENTS JAN 1986 236

FRANK HOGG SEES THE LIGHT... FEB 1987 190

FROM HI -RES TO HIGH STYLE DEC 1983 298

FUN WITH COCO EASTER BUNNY AND MORE APR 1985 254

GENIUS, ASSEMBLEY AND BILINGUAL BENCHMARK AUG 1984 257

GETTING REVVED UP FOR FALL FUN OCT 1986 196

GOOD APPLICATION SOFTWARE IS ESSENTIAL MAY 1985 250

GOOD TIMES WITH OS-9 ON THE HARD DISK SEP 1986 200

IN QUEST OF NEW TECHNOLOGY APR 1989 148

INSTALLATION, AUTOMATION AND MORE NOV 1988 176

INTERVIEW WITH KEN KAPLAN OCT 1984 261

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PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
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PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
PUCKETT, DALE
RIES, RICHARD
RIES, RICHARD
RIES, RICHARD
ROBINSON, EVAN
ROBITAILLE, CHARLE
ROSEMAN, MARK
SAKSA, JONATHAN
SCHECHTER, GERRY
SCHECHTER, GERRY
SCHECHTER, GERRY
SKALA, DENNIS
SUNDERLIN, MARK
SWINEFURTH, CHRIS
TANDY H.C.S.G.
WARNER, BRUCE
WARNER, BRUCE
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD

LOAN PROCEDURES FOR MVFINANCE

LOOKING AT BLUE SKY FOR OS-9 LEVEL II

MAXLC IN MULTI-VUE

MORE ANSWERS, NEW PRODUCTS AND A BASIC09

MORE ON MAXLC AND OS-9 HITS THE MAC

MOVING TO OS-9

NEW TOOLS, NEW TOYS

NEWS, EXPLANATIONS AND CHECKBOOK BALANCIN

NEWS, HINTS AND ANSWERS

NOSTALGIA, NOTES AND TOOLS OF THE TRADE

OS-9 GETS GOOD RECEPTION AT NCC

OS-9 MAKES BIG SHOWING AT CHICAGO

OS-9 TAKES BEAN TOWN

OS-9 USERS GROUP PRESIDENT'S COLUMN

OS-9 USERS GROUP PRESIDENT'S COLUMN

OS-9 USERS GROUP PRESIDENT'S COLUMN

OS9 GRAPHICS PRIMITIVES

OVERVIEW OF PROGRAMS, CORRECTIONS AND MOR

PATCHES, PROGRAMS AND POLITICS

POINT, COUNTERPOINT, TERMINAL PROBLEMS...

PRIMITIVE DRAWING TOOLS

PUTTING DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

RAMBO TAKES US ALL BACK TO THE BEGINNING

RELECTIONS, HOPES AND FIVE HELPFUL LISTIN

RUMORS FROM RAINBOWFEST

SAD NEWS, GOOD NEWS, TERMINAL PROGRAM...

SAMPLE DEVICE DRIVERS AND DESCRIPTORS

SENDING THE RIGHT SIGNALS

SETTING THE STAGE FOR OS-9 LEVEL II

SHOOTING FOR A STANDARD

TEACHER'S GRADEBOOK

THE C COMPILER PACKAGE

THE DISK BASIC/OS -9 CONNECTION

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

THE POWER OF OS-9

THE SHELL GAME

TRANSPORTATION TO HACKER HEAVEN

UNLOCK THE GRAPHICS POTENTIAL OF OS9 LEV

VOLUNTEERS BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP

CARTE BLANCHE

PR.B09

WHAT DAY IS IT?

CHOWN

GET A 'BOOT' OUT OF OS-9

A NEW OUTLOOK FOR OS-9

DO YOU HAVE THE TIME?

FILECOPY-A HANDY OS-9 UTILITY

CORRECTION

TIDY UP LISTINGS WITH LISTFILE

TIME FOR A CHANGE

A CLS COMMAND FOR OS-9

TYPE DOES WINDOWS

MULTI-VUE AND PRE-EXISTING APPLICATIONS

GETTING STARTED WITH OS-9

PIPES AND FILTERS FOR THE MASSES

BASIC09 ON THE COCO 3

BOOT MODIFICATONS

BOOT MYSTERIES REVEALED

DATA PROCESSING WITH BASIC09

DEALING WITH VARIABLES IN BASIC09

FIRING UP BASIC09

FOCUSING ON MODULES

JUL

1990

48

NOV

1986

199

SEP

1989

114

MAR

1984

298

OCT

1989

110

MAR

1989

136

APR

1988

160

APR

1984

306

JUN

1985

252

JAN

1984

132

OCT

1985

242

AUG

1989

122

DEC

1989

110

MAR

1984

308

APR

1984

317

MAY

1984

313

OCT

1990

58

MAR

1985

256

MAY

1988

178

FEB

1984

324

SEP

1987

160

DEC

1987

180

APR

1987

197

SEP

1984

246

MAR

1990

65

MAY

1984

297

FEB

1986

236

JUL

1988

174

MAY

1987

196

JUN

1987

162

SEP

1990

39

DEC

1990

21

JUN

1986

208

NOV

1987

180

OCT

1983

178

NOV

1983

58

NOV

1984

280

OCT

1987

176

AUG

1988

182

MAR

1990

118

JUN

1989

136

FEB

1989

142

MAY

1989

144

FEB

1985

283

JUL

1988

16

JAN

1990

46

FEB

1985

242

MAY

1985

148

FEB

1985

275

APR

1989

58

JUL

1989

128

JUN

1990

36

DEC

1989

38

JAN

1986

134

FEB

1987

204

NOV

1986

188

DEC

1988

186

NOV

1988

172

APR

1989

152

DEC

1986

195

MAR

1986

226

JUL

1987

163

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WHITE, RICHARD

WHITE, RICHARD

WHITE, RICHARD

WHITE, RICHARD

WHITE, RICHARD

WHITE, RICHARD

WHITE, RICHARD

YATES, JERRY
ZUMWALT, GREG

GETTING STARTED WITH BASIC09
GETTING STARTED WITH BASIC09
INTRODUCING THE OS-9 TEAM
MORE ON BASIC09 PROGRAMMING
OS-9 MEMORY EXPLORATIONS
THE MAGIC AND MYSTERIES OF OS-9
WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?
USTIME & STRIPBIN
LIVING ON RAINBOW TIME

FEB

1986

231

JUN

1987

158

OCT

1988

143

MAY

1989

146

JAN

1989

152

SEP

1988

142

MAR

1989

154

AUG

1989

22

NOV

1986

170

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

PASCAL

AUTHOR

EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,
EASTHAM,

DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL
DANIEL

ARTICLE

BLOCK STRUCTURE AND RECURSION

BUILDING A PROGRAM A PIECE AT A TIME

COMBINING PASCAL WITH ASSEMBLY

CONSTRUCTING COMPLEX DATA

EXAMINING THE PART 1

EXPRESSIONS AND STATEMENTS

GRAPHIC- ING WITH PASCAL

POINTERS AND THE HEAP

PROCEDURES AND FUNCTIONS

WELCOME TO PASCAL

WHAT GOES IN MUST COME OUT

MTH

YR

PAGE

JAN

1985

261

MAR

1985

247

APR

1985

264

OCT

1984

265

SEP

1984

265

AUG

1984

250

MAY

1985

235

FEB

1985

278

NOV

1984

271

JUL

1984

284

DEC

1984

294

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

PRINTER

AUTHOR

ANDERSON, DOUG
ANTHONY, DAVE
AUGSBURG, CRAY
BAILEY, DAVID
BALDRIDGE, CHARLES
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BECKER, BARRY
BOHNE, BILL
BROWN, CHARLES
BRUNOTTE, BENJAMIN
CHAMBERLAIN, ROSS
CRAWFORD, GAY
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
DISTEFANO, TONY
ELLERS, ED
ERICSON, ROBERT
FAHY, MIKE
FALK, LAWRENCE
FITZSIMMONS, DAVID
GAIN, RICHARD
GENOIS, MARC
GLABERSON, ARYEH
GOEBEL, KATHY
GOOD, STEVE
HALL, WILLIAM
HANDIS, JOHN
HART, TIMOTHY W.
HIMOWITZ, MICHAEL
HIMOWITZ, MICHAEL
HIMOWITZ -NELSON
HIMOWITZ -NELSON
HIMOWITZ -NELSON
HIMOWITZ -NELSON
HOWE, CLAY
HUGHES, BLAKE
JENKINS, DAVID
JIMENEZ, JOSE
JONES, EDWARD
KENNY, KEIRAN
KING, DAVID
KOHN, JOSEPH
KOHN, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
LACK, RICHARD
LAI, STEPHEN
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LIGOCKI, RAY
LINDSAY, DOUG
LUDWIG, JOHN
NELSON, TOM
NELSON, TOM

ARTICLE

CENTER THAT HEADER

A TEENY TINYDUMP

PRINTER DIVERSIONS AND CONVERSIONS

ZORO THE ZERO SLASHER

VERSATILE LABEL MAKER

ADVENTURE OF THE TOO MANY PRINTERS

TAKING YOUR PRINTER TO THE LIMIT

REVIVAL (CLEANING GEMINI-10)

A FORMATR FOR THE GEMINI

PRINTING IN TWO COLUMNS

PERSONALIZE YOUR PRINTOUT WITH SCRIPT

GRAPHICS WORD PROCESSING

DISK JACKET DESIGNER

A DESKTOP PUBLISHER ON A SHOESTRING

CORRECTION

CORRECTION

BUILD THIS PARALLEL PRINTER INTERFACE

PRINTER OVERVIEW

PRINT GRAPHIC CHARACTERS ON MICROLINE 82A

BOLTYPE: TUTORIAL ON DOT GRAPHICS

PRINTERS: OVERVIEW OF SOME FEATURES

PRINTER DESIGNS

IS YOUR PRINTER-ON-LINE

C0C03 PRINTER SPOOLER

HEBREW WRITER

MAKE A LOG

PRINTER SPOOLING WILL INCREASE THROUGHPUT

CUSTOM INTERFACE FOR THE GEMINI-10

A FULL PAGE DUMP FOR THE DMP-105

GOOD-LOOKING LABELS

A VALENTINE PRINTER MYSTERY

TURN YOUR PRINTER INTO A TYPESETTER

A VERY IMPORTANT MAN

CHRISTMAS PRINTER MYSTERIES

PRINTER MYSTERY

THE FIRST SATURDAY IN MAY

THE LLISTING FORMATTER

PRINTING WITH STYLE

THE PRINTER THAT CAME IN FROM THE CODE

FORMATTING TEXT WITH TELEWRITER

FONT SELECTION MADE EASY

THE FLIP SIDE

THE DMP-105 TAKES A BOW

PRINTOUT AT PM0DE4

PUTTING THE OKIDATA ML92 TO WORK

FLAUNT COCO WITH SEASON'S GREETINGS CARDS

GET THE PICTURE WITH GEMINI SCREEN PRINT

NEAT LITTLE COLUMNS TWO BY TWO

ALL'S NOT LOST-WE'VE STILL GOT FUN

THE OLD-TIME BANNER PRINTER

COLOR GRAPHIC BANNER

PRINT DOUBLE GRAPHICS SCREENS SIDE BY SID

A PRIMER ON PRINTERS

A PRIMER ON PRINTERS PART 2

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PERKINS, DUANE
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
QUELLHORST, GEORGE
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
SCHENCK, ED
SCHMIDT, JIM
SCOFFIN, BRAD
SEARBY, SUE
SHORT, GENE
SKAGGS, TRACY
SNYDER, DENNIS
STEYER, DAVID
STEYER, DAVID
SULLINS, MARK
SWANSON, DAMON
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
SZLUCHA, THOMAS
TOBIAS, BRAD
VAUGHN, HORACE
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEST, JOHN
WHITE, FORREST
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD

COCO 3 COLOR DUMP

BULLETIN BOARD STANDOUT

PRETTY LITTLE LISTINGS, ALL IN A ROW

GRAPHICS PRINTER

LINE PRINTER CONVERSION CHART

LP VII DRIVER

PRINTER BAUD RATES

PRINTER STATUS

SCREEN MONITOR

TICKET MAKER

THREE PRINTER UTILITIES

CASSLABL: A MUSIC TAPE ORGANIZER

THE SERIAL/PARALLEL SYNDROME

PLAIN JANE PRINT NEEDS AN APPOINTMENT

PMODE POLYCHROME

COCO TO EPSOM MX PRINTER INTERFACE

NON -GRAPHIC PRINTER GRAPHICS

SIGN UP AND HAVE A BANNER DAY

PICPRT: GOOD THINGS COME IN ALL SIZES

MAKE THE GOOD SPOOLER BETTER

PRETTY AS A PICTURE WITH CGP-115

SPECIAL DELIVERY

THE CGP-115 PRINTER

USING THE BLOCK GRAPHICS OF THE OKIDATA 8

MISS LIBERTY

THE OLD-TIME FIX

A LITTLE PRINTER MAGIC

OUTFOX THOSE NARROW PRINTERS WITH ROTATE

SIZED TO FIT

DECIPHERING PRINTER CONTROL CODES

PRINT IT BIGGER THAN YOU CAN

SOPHISTICATION WITH PRINTING TECHNIQUES

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1988

42

MAY

1988

116

MAY

1987

178

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1983

156

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1981

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1984

24

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1981

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1988

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1982

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1984

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1983

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1986

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1988

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1982

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1983

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1986

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

AUTHOR ARTICLE

AUGSBURG, CRAY DO YOU HAVE A QUESTION?

BERNICO, BILL BASIC PROGRAMMING HINTS

BERNICO, BILL BASICALLY SPEAKING

BERNICO, BILL BASICALLY SPEAKING

BERNICO, BILL GAME HINT; BASIC TUTORIAL

BERNICO, BILL LOCATING TYPOS; GET/PUT PROBLEM

BERNICO, BILL MERGING SUBROUTINES; DATA STATEMENTS

BERNICO, BILL SAVING GRAPHICS; USE OF INSTR

BOELDT, LARRY BASICALLY SPEAKING

BOELDT, LARRY BASICALLY SPEAKING

BOELDT, LARRY BASICALLY SPEAKING

BOELDT, LARRY BASICALLY SPEAKING

BOELDT, LARRY ERROR-TRAPPING TROUBLES

BOELDT, LARRY MORSE CODE; CHANGE LINE TO HLINE

DOWNARD, DAN ASSEMBLY; RS-232; SCREEN DUMP

DOWNARD, DAN CD PLAYERS; BBS; C0C03 MEMORY

DOWNARD, DAN COOLING FAN; MODEM; DOWNLOADING DELPHI

DOWNARD, DAN DISASSEMBLE BASIC; DESKMATE; C0C03 BBS

DOWNARD, DAN DISK DRIVE; I/O; NEW VDG; 64K

DOWNARD, DAN DISK DRIVES; DELPHI HINT; PRINTER

DOWNARD, DAN DISK DRIVES; DLOAD; EDTASM DISK I/O

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN CORRECTION

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DOWNLOADS

DOWNARD, DAN DSKCON WITH 128K; DISK DIR; MERGING

DOWNARD, DAN EXTENDED BASIC; BBS; PRINTER; MULTIPAK

DOWNARD, DAN MODEM; RGB MONITOR; RESET; ML

DOWNARD, DAN OS- 9; MONITORS; PRINTER INTERFACE

DOWNARD, DAN PRINTER CONNECTIONS; CONTROL-Z

DOWNARD, DAN RS-232; BBS; DISK I/O; ML

DOWNARD, DAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ARTIFACT COLORS; VIP

DOWNARD, DAN TELEWRITER; OS-9; HAM; EDTASM+

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1989

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1988

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1988

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1989

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1988

140

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1989

84

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1989

96

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1989

60

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1989

72

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1989

24

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1990

26

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1989

98

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1987

178

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1987

163

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1987

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1987

172

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1986

186

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1987

152

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1987

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1985

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1986

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1986

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1986

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1986

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1986

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1984

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DOWNARD, DAN
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
ESPOSITO
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ESPOSITO
ESPOSITO
ESPOSITO
ESPOSITO
ESPOSITO -LIBRA
ESPOSITO -LIBRA
ESPOSITO- LIBRA
ESPOSITO -LIBRA
ESPOSITO- LIBRA
ESPOSITO -LIBRA
ESPOSITO -LIBRA
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ESPOSITO -LIBRA
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN, MARTY

RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD
RICHARD

UPGRADE PROBLEMS; BBS; PRINTER

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

EARTH TO ED

ANIMATION; PRINTER DECISION; OS-9

COCO 3; MC-10; 9600 BAUD; OS-9

COCO TO PC; GRAPICS PRINTING

DISK DRIVES; RAM DISK; ARTIFACT COLORS

DOCTOR ASCII

DRIVE SUPPORT; COPY PROTECTION

FILE TRANSFERS; COMMODORE COMPARISON

GARBLED SOUND; BASIC MEMORY

INKEYS; PRINTER REPAIR; DISK-TAPE COPY

MEMORY JUMPERS; DISK DRIVES ON PC

MINI -PHONO JACS; EDTASM; MIKEYTERM

NEW KEYBOARD; ZBUG; DOS DETERMINATION

PCOPY; BAR CODES; MERGE; HARD DISK

PRINTER PROBLEMS; MODEM USE; PIRATING

REMOTE TERMINALS; ARTIFACT COLORS

SAVING GRAPHICS; ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE

SCREEN COLORS; ERROR TRACING; C0C02 UPGRA

SOME TERMS DEFINED; C0C02 VS C0C03

SPEEDIER OPERATIONS; DISK PROBLEM

T/S SPELL; ROM PACK PROBLEMS

TRANSFER COCO -PC; PROCOMM

VDG UPGRADE; PRINTER CONTROL CODES

1200 BAUD; SPEED UP POKE; SMART TERMINAL

CASSETTE TO DISK TRANSFER; PLUG 'N POWER

DISK BASIC 1.1; SWAP KEYBOARDS

DOCTOR ASCII

JOYSTICKS; EXEC; MULTI-PAK

LOWERCASE; BASIC09; DOWNLOADING

ML PROGRAM; MC-10; PASCAL; INK JET

RS-232 PAK; TELEWRITER 64 FIX

SCREEN DUMP; ROM PACKS ON DISK

SCREEN DUMP; UPGRADES

VIP FIX; HARD DRIVE; BBS

ADOS, GHOSTS, GIMES...

BOTH SIDES OF DISK; ATARI AND COLOR MAX

BRIDGE THE 68000 GAP

CASSETTE PORT, FILE COMPARISONS, . . .

COCO 2 UPGRADE; MULTIPAK EXTENSION

COCO 2 UPGRADE; OFFSET ML PROGS

COCO CONSULTATIONS

COCO CONSULTATIONS

COCO CONSULTATIONS

COCO CONSULTATIONS

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1985

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1986

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1986

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1985

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JUL

1984

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JUL

1985

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1987

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1986

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1989

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1987

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1986

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1989

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1987

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1988

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1989

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1988

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1989

99

JAN

1988

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1987

126

FEB

1988

168

MAY

1988

148

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1989

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1988

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1987

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JUL

1987

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1987

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1987

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MAR

1988

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1990

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1988

149

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1990

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JAN

1991

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1987

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1986

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1989

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1989

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1989

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STAFF

COC03; RS-232; DISK DRIVE ADDITION

COCOS NOT UP TO PAR

COLOR MONITOR; 64K UPGRADE; BROTHER PRINT

COLOR SCRIPSIT; SAVE GRAPHICS TO TAPE

COMMODORE DRIVE; TRANSFER BINARY FILE

CONVERT COC02 TO COC03; MULTIPAK

CONVERTING TO THE COCO

DAISY WHEEL PRINTER; RS-232 ROM DISABLE

DEAD KEYBOARD; JOYSTICKS; LOWERCASE

DISCONNECTING CALL WAITING

DISK CONTROLLER; VIP SPELLER; BASIC

DISK DRIVE POWER

DISK DRIVES; JOYSTICK INTERFACE

DOUBLE SIDED DISKS; SERIAL I/O

DRAM-CHIP PRICE; AUDIO OUTPUT

DRIVES, MONITORS, Y CABLES...

EPROMS; KEYBOARD PROBLEMS; RESERVE POWER

FIX DISK CONTROLLER; GIME CHIP

FIX FOR TW-80; PRINTER HOOKUP

FLASHES ON SCREEN; OS-9 CRASHES

GETTING TO THE DETAILS OF THE COC03

HARD DRIVE; UPGRADE; TRADING FILES

HARD DRIVES, JDOS, VIRUS, FAX. . . .

HARD DRIVES, FOREIGN POWER, TS/EDIT...

HI -RES JOYSTICK INTERFACE; HARD DRIVE

HIGH SPEED POKE; HARD DRIVE; ML ADDRESSES

JOYSTICK REPAIRS; COCO AND CM -8 MONITOR

JUMPY PICTURES; PIN ASSIGNMENTS

LOOKING FOR CONNECTORS

MEMORY UPGRADES, DESKMATE 3 BLUES...

MODEMS, DRIVES, CMP...

MONITORS; DISK DRIVES; SHARE A PRINTER

MULTI-PAK; COPY ROM PAKS

NEED A LITTLE SUPPORT?

OS-9 VS. BASIC

PARALLEL PORT; EPROM; 64K UPGRADES

PIAS, BAUD RATES, BLOWN MULTI-PAKS. . .

PMODE 4 ON COC03; MONITOR; MODEM

PRINT QUOTATION MARK; RGB MONITOR

PROCESSOR CHIPS; DISK CONTROLLER

RUNNING HOT; CM-3 MONITOR PROBLEMS

SOUND, SMARTWATCH, VCRS...

TERMINAL PROGS, MODEM PAK, POWER SUPPLY. .

THE DISK SYSTEM THAT LIED

TTL MONITOR; DISK DRIVE PROBLEM

USE COC03'S MMU; COC03 COLD START

VT-52; BAUD RATES; DISK DRIVES

Y CABLE; MULTIPAKS; SERIAL PORT

OS-9 GUIDANCE

MAR

1987

150

JUN

1990

39

AUG

1986

178

OCT

1987

103

MAR

1989

76

JUL

1988

146

MAR

1990

74

SEP

1987

95

DEC

1987

82

FEB

1990

59

MAY

1988

158

FEB

1991

94

JUN

1987

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JUN

1989

78

NOV

1988

142

OCT

1990

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OCT

1986

180

MAY

1987

174

SEP

1988

88

AUG

1988

162

OCT

1986

104

JUN

1988

83

AUG

1990

62

NOV

1990

24

JUL

1987

78

DEC

1988

154

JAN

1989

98

AUG

1987

64

APR

1990

59

MAY

1991

42

APR

1991

46

APR

1989

54

MAY

1989

142

DEC

1989

42

MAY

1990

62

MAR

1988

160

SEP

1990

52

JAN

1987

92

APR

1987

186

DEC

1986

102

APR

1988

142

MAR

1991

38

JUN

1991

63

JAN

1990

20

FEB

1989

92

OCT

1988

56

NOV

1987

103

SEP

1986

178

MAY

1991

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RAINBOW TEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

REVIEWS 1981-90

PRODUCT

10KEY

15 MEG HARD DRIVE (TANDY)

1986 TAX ESTIMATE

232 REMOTE PLUS

24-PIN/28-PIN EPROM ADAPTER

26 HARDWARE PROJECTS FOR THE HOME COMPUTER (BOOK)

3-D GRAPHICS

3 -GAME PACK NO. 3

500 POKES, PEEKS ' N EXECS

64K SPOOLER

A MAZING WORLD OF MALCOLM MORTAR

A/B-4

A2D DELUXE JOYSTICK

ABC PUZZLE

ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE

ACDITS

ACROSS THE RUBICON

ADDITION AND SUBTRACTION OF FRACTIONS AND MIXED NUMBERS

ADDITION CONCEPTS

ADDLINE

ADDRESS - (CORRECTION)

ADDRESS

ADDRESS ONE

ADOS -3

ADOS

ADOS VERSION 1.02

ADVANCED BASIC PROGRAMMING AID

ADVANCED EDITOR

ADVANCED UTILITIES

ADVENTURE 3-PAK

ADVENTURE CRACKER

ADVENTURE GENERATOR

ADVENTURE GENERATOR

ADVENTURE IN LUMERIA

ADVENTURE IN WONDERLAND

ADVENTURE MYTHOLOGY

ADVENTURE STARTER PACKAGE

ADVENTURER'S HANDBOOK, THE

ADVENTURES

ADVENTURUS SUPREMUS 4.6B

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL SIMULATOR

AIR TRAFFIC CONTROLLER

AIRLINE

AL -WRITE

ALCATRAZ

ALCATRAZ II

ALDARON

ALGEBRA

ALPHA-DIR

ALPHA- DRAW

ALPHABET

ALPHABET SOUP

ALPHABET STEW

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OCT

1984

207

JUN

1986

179

AUG

1984

198

AUG

1982

61

DEC

1983

259

FEB

1983

192

MAY

1985

208

SEP

1986

135

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AMAZIN' MAZE GAME, THE

AMDISK III

AMORTIZATION

AMT

AN ADUCATION

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE DOCTRINES OF GRACE

ANCESTORS 2.0

ANCIENT WISDOM

ANDROID ATTACK

ANDRONE

ANIMATED HANGMAN

ANIMATOR COMMERCIAL

ANIMATOR JUNIOR

ANIMATOR, THE

ANSWER, THE

AR-16 RELAY INTERFACE AND RI-8 RELAY CARD

ARCADE COLLECTION

ARCHIVIST, THE

AREX

ARITHMETIC TUTOR

ARIZONA HARD DRIVE

ARMCHAIR ADMIRAL

ART- DELI

ART- DELI

ART GALLERY

ARTICULATOR

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE TIC-TAC-TOE

ARTIFICIAL LEARNING FILE

ASSEMBLER LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING TOOLKIT

ASSEMBLER MATH

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE GRAPHICS (BOOK)

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR THE COCO 3

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAMMING FOR THE TRS-80 COCO

ASTRO BLAST

ASTRO FORTUNE TELLER, THE

ASTROLOGY

ATARI JOYSTICKS

ATLANTIS ADVENTURE

ATOM

AUSSIE COLLECTION, THE

AUT-0 -START

AUTO DIM

AUTO RUN

AUTO RUN 64

AUTOTERM

AUTOTERM

AUTOTERM 6.1

AVATEX 1200 MODEM

AVATEX 1200E

AVATEX 2400 MODEM

AVENGER

B-XREF

BACKUP AND BACKUP II

BACKUP LIGHTING

BACKUP ZERO

BAKERSFIELD KENO

BALLOON ATTACK

BANKER II

BANNER

BANNER

BANNERS BANNERS BANNERS

BAR ZAPPER

JUN

1987

137

OCT

1983

246

NOV

1983

274

OCT

1984

199

SEP

1987

133

JUL

1986

165

NOV

1984

218

SEP

1982

44

APR

1983

232

DEC

1984

219

DEC

1981

19

AUG

1985

212

AUG

1985

207

JAN

1985

204

APR

1984

260

DEC

1988

139

MAR

1990

110

FEB

1985

205

NOV

1983

244

MAR

1985

207

FEB

1989

138

JAN

1989

125

NOV

1989

98

OCT

1987

134

APR

1987

135

DEC

1983

282

JUN

1988

133

JAN

1988

130

DEC

1984

239

JUN

1984

225

FEB

1983

94

JUN

1988

132

DEC

1986

142

AUG

1982

74

MAY

1988

130

OCT

1982

100

NOV

1983

270

MAY

1984

251

MAY

1984

239

APR

1989

128

JUN

1985

220

JAN

1988

139

JUN

1982

52

FEB

1985

224

JUN

1983

118

NOV

1984

229

MAR

1988

132

DEC

1986

132

APR

1988

134

MAR

1988

134

NOV

1982

52

MAR

1985

209

JUL

1987

142

FEB

1988

136

JUL

1985

200

MAR

1985

216

JAN

1984

274

APR

1988

133

JAN

1987

146

JUN

1983

223

FEB

1984

240

APR

1983

136

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BARAROSSA

BASEBALL

BASEBALL

BASEBALL STATISTICS PACKAGE

BASH

BASIC AID

BASIC FREEDOM

BASIC HANDBOOK, THE

BASIC PROGRAMMING PRIMER

BASIC PROGRAMMING TRICKS REVEALED

BASIC SCREEN EDITOR

BASIC SEARCHER

BASIC UNRAVELLED SERIES

BASIC UTILITY DISKETTE

BASIC WINDOWS

BASIC+

BASKETBALL STATISTICS PACKAGE

BASTXT

BATTLE

BATTLE FOR TUNIS

BATTLE HYMN

BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG

BATTLE OF THE BULGE

BATTLE OF WATERLOO

BATTLE STATIONS

BATTLEFLEET

BBS LOG BOOK

BEAM RIDER

BEFORE, BETWEEN AND AFTER

BERSERK

BETTER

BETTER GRAPHICS ON YOUR COCO III

BEYOND THE CIMEEON MOON

BEYOND WORDS

BEYOND WORDS

BIBLE ADVENTURE

BIG B PRO QUARTERBACK

BIG BASIC

BIG BIRD'S SPECIAL DELIVERY

BIG NUM

BIG PIX 3

BIG RAM DISK

BIGFOOT

BIO -DETECTOR

BIORHYTHM

BIORHYTHM AND MINE FIELD

BIOSPHERE

BIRD ATTACK

BJORK BLOCKS

BLACK GRID, THE

BLACK SANCTUM, THE

BLACKBEARD'S ISLAND

BLACKJACK

BLACKJACK

BLACKJACK DEALER AND FEELER DEALER

BLACKJACK ROYALE

BLACKJACK ROYALE VERSION

2.0

BLACKJAQ

BLOC HEAD

BLUE STEAK ULTIMA SERIAL/PARALLE INTERFACE

BLUE STREAK INTERFACE

BMC MONITOR STAND

JAN

1986

190

MAR

1984

274

NOV

1982

112

DEC

1985

242

FEB

1989

130

AUG

1982

27

AUG

1987

135

JUL

1982

47

JUN

1983

220

FEB

1985

226

OCT

1988

116

MAR

1985

196

MAY

1989

118

NOV

1988

129

NOV

1989

99

JAN

1986

192

NOV

1985

213

OCT

1985

205

FEB

1984

222

SEP

1985

216

DEC

1986

144

FEB

1983

54

AUG

1985

197

MAR

1984

224

JAN

1986

206

JAN

1982

15

MAR

1985

219

MAY

1984

234

MAY

1984

254

MAR

1982

25

JUL

1984

226

AUG

1987

143

APR

1983

152

OCT

1983

242

SEP

1983

245

JUN

1984

230

FEB

1985

219

OCT

1989

100

FEB

1985

218

NOV

1982

54

JUL

1988

124

APR

1990

101

MAR

1983

200

DEC

1983

248

JUN

1982

52

FEB

1982

10

JUN

1986

167

FEB

1983

178

OCT

1984

228

JUN

1989

130

AUG

1984

212

FEB

1986

219

FEB

1983

184

JUN

1982

66

DEC

1985

245

AUG

1983

268

DEC

1984

217

NOV

1983

250

AUG

1983

120

APR

1989

128

JUL

1984

211

MAR

1986

207

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BOB'S MAGIC GRAPHIC MACHINE

BODY PARTS

BOMB SCARE

BOMBER COMMAND

BOUNCING BOULDERS

BOWLING LEAGUE SECRETARY

BOWLING LEAGUE SECRETARY

BRICKAWAY

BRICKOUT/WORD GUESS

BRIDGE TUTOR I

BRITEFACE

BT1O00 INTERFACE

BTU ANALYSIS

BUG BUSTER

BUG BUSTER 2000

BUG CHASE

BUGGER

BUGS II

BULLETIN BOARD SOFTWARE

BUMBLE GAMES

BUMBLE PLOT

BUMPERS

BURIED BUXX

BURNER PLUS

BUSINESS BANKBOOK

BUSINESS MANAGER

BUZZARD BAIT

BUZZWORM

BWINDO

BYTE BAT

BYTE OF COLOR BASIC, A

C-III

C-

C-

C

C

C

SEE VERSION

TREK

COMPILER

COMPILER

A.R.

2.0

CAIS- CHECKING ACCOUNT INFORMATION SYSTEM

CALADURIL FLAME OF LIGHT

CALADURIL II-WEATHERSTONE'S END

CALCULATING PARTS PER MILLION

CALENDAR AND CONVERT

CALIXTO ISLAND

CALIXTO ISLAND

CALORIE COUNTER-WEIGHT ANALYZER

CANDY CO

CAR DEALER ASSISTANT

CAR MANAGER

CAR SIGN DESIGNER

CARD GAME

CARRY

CARTOONAMATOR

CASH PROPHET

CASHMAN

CASPER COCO QUICK ASSEMBLER

CASSETTE BOX INSERT MAKER

CASSETTE CADDY

CASSETTE CONTROLLER

CASSETTE HOLDER

CASSETTE LABEL

CASSETTE TAPE TESTER

CASTLE OF THROGGAD

JUL

1985

213

JAN

1984

276

JUL

1985

204

JAN

1984

256

APR

1987

139

APR

1987

140

SEP

1986

141

FEB

1982

30

MAR

1982

19

APR

1983

148

NOV

1985

195

JAN

1983

198

SEP

1987

130

SEP

1987

132

DEC

1988

138

SEP

1982

90

SEP

1983

164

MAY

1985

219

DEC

1982

142

SEP

1983

232

AUG

1983

232

DEC

1983

249

FEB

1989

129

FEB

1985

228

AUG

1986

144

JUN

1984

242

JAN

1984

278

MAR

1986

188

AUG

1982

27

FEB

1984

224

NOV

1982

27

JUN

1984

258

NOV

1985

204

DEC

1983

250

DEC

1983

270

OCT

1986

143

OCT

1989

104

APR

1986

185

DEC

1987

135

JUN

1989

126

MAR

1986

195

SEP

1989

100

APR

1984

246

MAY

1982

35

JAN

1985

220

AUG

1984

225

OCT

1986

142

SEP

1984

211

SEP

1988

130

JUN

1983

152

JUN

1983

195

JUL

1988

123

DEC

1985

229

FEB

1984

256

SEP

1986

137

MAR

1985

198

SEP

1982

49

JAN

1984

252

JAN

1983

147

SEP

1984

210

AUG

1985

211

NOV

1988

130

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CASTLE RAGOONA

CATACOMB

CATALYST

CATCH "EM

CAVE HUNTER

CAVE WALKER

CBASIC

CBASIC III

CBUG MONITOR

CC-100 INTERFACE BREADBOARD PACKAGE

CC-DBM/LW

CC CALC

CC DIALER

CC MAILER

CC3 DRAW

CC3 DRAW (CORRECTION)

CC3 FLAGS

CCADS

CCEAD

CCFORTH

CCPILOT

CCRAM

CCTHELLO

CCUBE

CCZAP

CD EDITOR

CD SORT/KEY- EXTR

CEBBS-A BBS YOU CAN LIVE WITH

CENTIPEDE ABC'S AND 123' S

CER-COMP DISK SYSTEM

CER-COMP DISK SYSTEM

CGP-115 PRINTER

CGP-220 SCREEN DUMP PACKAGE

CGP II

CGP115SD-SCREEN DUMP

CHAMBERS

CHAMPION

CHECK ACCOUNT INFORMATION SYSTEM

CHECKBOOK III

CHECKERBOARD FILESORT

CHECKING ACCOUNT

CHEMISTRY TUTOR

CHESS -NUTS

CHESS MADE EASY

CHESSD

CHIPAWAY

CHOPPER STRIKE

CHRISTMAS FANTASIA

CHRISTMAS QUIZ

CHROMA KEYS

CHROMASETTE MAGAZINE

CHURCH TIME

CIII PAGES

CINC-PAC

CIRCUS ADVENTURE

CITIZEN 120D PRINTER

CITY WAR - CORRECTION

CITY WAR

CLOCK

CLOCK

CLOCK DRILL

CM-8 EXTENDER CABLE

APR

1985

215

SEP

1983

163

MAR

1984

239

APR

1983

72

APR

1982

25

JUN

1987

135

FEB

1986

198

DEC

1987

136

AUG

1981

3

NOV

1985

191

DEC

1983

268

FEB

1983

62

NOV

1983

254

FEB

1983

158

DEC

1986

148

FEB

1987

160

AUG

1989

97

DEC

1983

264

FEB

1983

170

DEC

1982

148

MAY

1982

14

JUN

1988

130

MAR

1983

120

NOV

1982

116

MAR

1986

185

JUN

1986

159

MAY

1985

206

NOV

1989

94

JUN

1985

205

JUL

1982

20

MAY

1982

34

DEC

1982

168

JUN

1986

173

JUN

1983

230

AUG

1984

203

SEP

1984

205

MAY

1987

141

FEB

1988

133

JUL

1987

133

JUL

1987

137

FEB

1983

169

APR

1988

136

JUN

1989

132

AUG

1989

93

DEC

1985

228

APR

1985

195

AUG

1984

227

DEC

1985

239

DEC

1984

223

OCT

1983

236

DEC

1981

9

SEP

1984

209

FEB

1990

100

AUG

1985

198

MAR

1982

36

MAR

1987

147

DEC

1985

208

DEC

1985

246

MAR

1983

150

OCT

1982

113

FEB

1984

252

MAY

1987

140

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CMAILIST

CMODEM

CMOS CONVERSION KIT

CO-CO COOLER

CO -EXISTENCE

CO -RES EDITOR/ ASSEMBLER

COCO -JOT

COCO-UTIL II

COCO 3 GAMES DISK

COCO 3 TURBO RAM 512 UPGRADE

COCO ACCOUNTANT

COCO ADDRESS BOOK

COCO BASE I

COCO BASE I

COCO BINGO

COCO BOARD II

COCO CALENDAR

COCO CALLIGRAPHER

COCO CASSETTE

COCO CHECKBOOK

COCO CHECKBOOK DISK

COCO CHECKER

COCO CHRONICLES, THE

COCO COOKBOOK

COCO COOLER

COCO COOLER II

COCO COOLER TOO

COCO COUPLER CP/M

COCO DISK ZAPPER

COCO DISKZAP UTILITY

COCO DUMP

COCO ECHO

COCO EPROM PROGRAMMER

COCO FREEZE FRAME

COCO GARDENER

COCO GRAPHICS DESIGNER PLUS

COCO GREETING CARD DESIGNER

COCO GURU

COCO HYMNAL

COCO III 512K UPGRADE

COCO III FONT BONANZA

COCO III SECRETS REVEALED (BOOK)

COCO III UTILITIES

COCO INCOGNITO (BOOK)

COCO KEYBOARD COVER

COCO KEYBOARD EXTENDER CABLE

COCO KEYBOARD SOFTWARE

COCO KNITTER

COCO LIFE

COCO LOGO FOR THE TRS-80 COLOR COMPUTER

COCO MAIL

COCO MAX

COCO MAX II

COCO MAX II PATCH

COCO MAX III

COCO MIDI 2

COCO MIDI 3

COCO NEWSROOM

COCO PAINT

COCO PROFESSIONAL TAX PREPARER

COCO SLOTS

COCO SOLVER AND PROGRAM GENERATOR

MAY

1982

21

JUL

1985

196

APR

1987

138

SEP

1983

178

JUN

1983

219

OCT

1982

30

MAR

1983

114

NOV

1986

136

SEP

1989

101

JAN

1988

130

JUL

1983

82

JUN

1988

133

AUG

1986

152

MAR

1988

130

MAY

1984

278

AUG

1983

169

MAR

1986

209

OCT

1985

215

OCT

1982

96

DEC

1987

134

OCT

1985

197

JAN

1985

194

FEB

1986

218

SEP

1984

218

DEC

1982

39

MAR

1985

226

MAR

1986

186

OCT

1984

232

DEC

1987

131

OCT

1986

147

NOV

1984

230

OCT

1985

208

APR

1986

213

MAY

1985

222

FEB

1986

204

MAY

1989

110

APR

1986

202

FEB

1987

134

MAR

1987

143

MAR

1987

145

APR

1987

148

FEB

1987

140

AUG

1987

141

MAR

1986

208

MAR

1986

191

NOV

1987

137

APR

1986

191

MAY

1986

195

NOV

1985

195

JUL

1985

202

OCT

1983

267

JUN

1985

217

APR

1986

189

DEC

1987

136

APR

1988

129

SEP

1987

133

OCT

1989

105

MAR

1988

129

JUL

1985

215

JUN

1985

199

JAN

1983

196

FEB

1986

210

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COCO STERO HEADPHONE

COCO TALKER

COCO TEXT UTIL

COCO TUNER

COCO VIDEO TITLER

COCO WINDOWS

COCO XT

C0C03 WHEEL

COCOACHIEVER

COCOINDX

COCORUN-12

COCOSIZE

CODE PRACTICE

COINS AND ADDITION

COLONIAL TRILOGY

COLOR-80

COLOR BASIC AND EXTENDED BASIC SYSTEM REFERENCE CARD

COLOR CAR ACTION

COLOR CHECKBOOK

COLOR COMPILER

COLOR COMPUTER ARTIST

COLOR COMPUTER GRAPHICS

COLOR COMPUTER MACHINE MONITOR

COLOR CONNECTION

COLOR CONNECTION II

COLOR DESIGNER

COLOR DICTIONARY

COLOR DISK MANAGER

COLOR ENHANCER

COLOR ESSENTIAL MATH

COLOR FILE II

COLOR FINANCE

COLOR FINANCE II

COLOR FORTH

COLOR GRAPHICS EDITOR

COLOR INK JET PRINTER

COLOR INVADERS

COLOR LISP

COLOR MATH

COLOR MATH

COLOR MATH PRACTICE

COLOR MAX 3

COLOR MAX 3 FONT EDITOR

COLOR METEOROIDS

COLOR MONITOR

COLOR POWER II

COLOR SCARFMAN

COLOR SCHEMATIC CREATOR 1.2

COLOR SCRIBE

COLOR SCRIBE III

COLOR SCRIPSIT II

COLOR SOFTWARE WORKBENCH

COLOR SPACE INVADERS

COLOR STAT STRATEGY BASEBALL

COLOR STRONGHOLD

COLOR TAPE MANAGER

COLOR TERM PLUS

COLOR TEXT

COLOR TUTOR

COLOR VENTURE RAMDISK

COLOR ZAP

COLOR ZAP

AUG

1989

92

AUG

1985

218

MAY

1986

211

JUN

1985

203

APR

1985

219

MAY

1986

199

APR

1988

137

MAY

1989

124

NOV

1986

146

AUG

1984

216

FEB

1990

107

APR

1987

143

NOV

1986

134

DEC

1984

216

MAR

1984

280

AUG

1983

166

APR

1982

31

JAN

1986

201

APR

1985

210

APR

1984

286

MAR

1988

131

AUG

1982

39

OCT

1985

219

APR

1987

134

APR

1985

201

APR

1984

245

MAY

1984

221

AUG

1985

210

OCT

1982

28

APR

1986

203

NOV

1987

131

NOV

1983

238

NOV

1984

208

DEC

1982

148

OCT

1983

228

NOV

1983

242

APR

1982

28

MAY

1986

195

FEB

1988

136

JUL

1985

219

OCT

1984

215

OCT

1987

129

FEB

1988

132

NOV

1981

7

OCT

1983

258

JAN

1985

209

JAN

1983

189

SEP

1989

92

OCT

1983

278

JUN

1987

136

AUG

1987

138

JAN

1984

290

OCT

1981

9

MAR

1985

208

NOV

1984

243

JUL

1985

217

NOV

1983

246

JUN

1983

226

FEB

1984

228

APR

1988

138

NOV

1983

286

SEP

1982

44

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COLORAMA BBS

COLORCHESTRA

COLORCOM/E

COLORCOM/E

COLORFORTH

COLORFORTH VERSION 2.0

COLORGRADE

COLORHYTHM

COLORKIT

COLORMIND

COLOROUT

COLORPEDE

COLORSCAN

COLORSHOW

COLORSPEAK

COLORSTAT

COLORTAC

COLORTERM

COMICS+

COMM-4

COMMAND STREAM PROCESSOR

COMP-U -TRACE

COMPANION, THE

COMPANY COMMANDER

COMPLETE ELECTRONIC ORGANIZER

COMPLETE PERSONAL ACCOUNTANT

COMPLETE RAINBOW GUIDE TO OS-9, THE

COMPOSER, THE

COMPUMIND/JACKPOT

COMPUTER BANKBOOK

COMPUTER DICTIONARY (BOOK)

COMPUTER PHONE BOOK, THE

COMPUTERWARE ' S 32K UPGRADE

COMPUVOICE

CONCORDANCE

CONFLICT

CONGRESS

CONQUERING ARMIES

CONQUEST OF KZIRGLA

CONTEXT CLUES

CONVERSION AIDS

CONVERSIONS

COOKBOOK

COOKIE MONSTER'S

COPUTER HAMMER

CORPORATION PLUS

COSMIC CLONES

COSMIC PAINT

COUNT TO 100

COUNTING THINGS

CPP

CPRINT

CRAPS

CRASH

CREATAVADOR

CRIBBAGE

CROSSOVER

CROSSWORDS

CRT COLLECTION

CRYPTON

CRYSTAL

CRYSTAL REVENGE

LETTER CRUNCH

JUL

1984

235

OCT

1986

135

FEB

1982

31

NOV

1985

211

MAY

1982

29

FEB

1985

198

DEC

1984

230

AUG

1982

61

OCT

1982

114

SEP

1984

197

OCT

1983

271

DEC

1982

144

JAN

1987

136

DEC

1982

171

DEC

1983

280

JUN

1985

198

APR

1984

236

MAR

1982

29

FEB

1990

106

DEC

1986

134

JAN

1984

286

JAN

1984

287

NOV

1983

273

JAN

1986

191

APR

1986

204

FEB

1984

246

DEC

1985

248

JUN

1983

192

JAN

1982

16

AUG

1986

144

NOV

1988

128

NOV

1986

135

FEB

1982

9

JUN

1982

11

NOV

1984

200

OCT

1981

2

JUN

1985

195

APR

1986

192

APR

1983

105

MAR

1984

225

JUL

1984

216

MAY

1985

203

SEP

1985

195

FEB

1984

266

FEB

1987

141

DEC

1985

238

NOV

1983

286

NOV

1985

193

AUG

1985

221

JAN

1985

215

JUN

1983

172

DEC

1981

11

DEC

1982

112

JUL

1985

221

MAY

1982

15

OCT

1984

226

FEB

1986

202

JUN

1983

224

MAR

1990

102

APR

1985

200

JAN

1986

205

APR

1983

160

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CU-BER

CUBIX

CURRILLIAN CRUISER

CUSTOM PALETTE DESIGNER

CYBERTANK

CYCLEJUMP

CYRUS WORLD CLASS CHESS

D.L. LOGO

DALLAS QUEST

DAN TUCKER'S MINE

DANCING DEVIL

DANOSOFT'S DISK UTILITIES

DAPPER

DARKMOOR HOLD

DATA-COMP FLEX

DATA 500

DATA BANK

DATA DOCTOR

DATA FORM III

DATA LINE SWITCH BOX

DATA MASTER

DATABASE MANAGER II

DATALIST

DATAMAIL

DATAPACK II PLUS; DATAPACK III PLUS

DATARASE

DATE-O-BASE CALENDAR

DAVINCI3

DDAY

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DIRECTORY DATE

DISASM

DISASSEMBLER

DISK-O-TIER

MAR

1984

247

APR

1984

248

FEB

1988

132

AUG

1987

134

NOV

1986

149

JAN

1990

104

AUG

1985

195

JAN

1987

147

SEP

1985

198

JUN

1985

206

APR

1982

35

NOV

1989

100

OCT

1984

212

AUG

1986

135

JUL

1983

240

DEC

1983

254

AUG

1985

194

JAN

1984

270

JAN

1990

93

JUN

1985

219

MAY

1988

128

JUN

1983

242

MAR

1985

218

JUL

1983

166

MAY

1987

142

JUL

1985

218

JUN

1982

9

APR

1989

130

FEB

1987

138

FEB

1984

220

APR

1983

150

JUN

1985

209

MAY

1984

213

APR

1984

270

MAR

1983

142

NOV

1984

221

APR

1985

218

NOV

1988

133

FEB

1989

136

MAY

1984

224

NOV

1983

272

DEC

1984

202

NOV

1983

285

AUG

1983

186

JUN

1985

202

APR

1986

198

MAY

1986

219

DEC

1987

129

MAR

1984

247

DEC

1989

96

FEB

1983

198

MAY

1985

206

NOV

1986

140

JUN

1989

134

MAY

1989

122

JUL

1989

121

AUG

1983

276

APR

1988

138

AUG

1987

132

NOV

1983

248

DEC

1989

99

OCT

1984

233

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DISK ANTI- PIRATE

DISK BASIC UNRAVELED (BOOK)

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DISK MASTER

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DISK SCRIPSIT

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DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY PACKAGE

DISK VIDTEX

DISKEY DISK ACCESS AND REPAIR KEY

DISKLOCK

DISKMAN

DISKMAN II

DISKTYPE

DISKUTIL

DISTO ASSORTMENT

DISTO SUPER RAM 3

DISTO SUPER RAM DISK

DIV AND CONDIV

DMGAGIC

DMP-100 LINE PRINTER CONVERSION

DMP 200

DMS-3B DIGITAL MEMORY SCOPE

DO-FILE/FIX-FILE

DOLLAR WISE

DOLLARS AND SENSE

DOMINATION

DON'T FORGET

DON PAN

DONALD DUCK'S PLAYGROUND

DONKEY KING

DONUT DILEMMA

DONUT DILEMMA

DOODLEBUG

DOOMSDAY AT 2100

DOS SWITCHER

DOUBLE DRIVER

DOUBLE STICK INTERFACE

DOUBLEBACK

DOWN LAND

DRACONIAN

DRAGON'S CASTLE, THE

DRAGON'S TEMPLE

DRAGON BLADE

DRAGON SLAYER

DRAGONFLY FAN

DRAGONQUEST

SEP

1987

133

OCT

1986

146

NOV

1982

58

OCT

1982

110

AUG

1989

94

JUN

1982

27

JAN

1983

70

JUN

1988

130

DEC

1983

272

NOV

1989

104

SEP

1982

20

MAY

1986

212

JUL

1987

140

NOV

1983

275

OCT

1988

115

APR

1985

223

AUG

1983

274

DEC

1985

233

JAN

1987

144

NOV

1982

25

NOV

1982

25

OCT

1984

220

FEB

1986

214

NOV

1984

235

FEB

1984

251

FEB

1988

130

MAY

1987

134

FEB

1989

139

JUN

1984

247

MAY

1984

268

MAR

1989

122

MAY

1987

144

JUN

1986

160

JUN

1990

68

AUG

1984

213

MAY

1985

195

JUN

1983

210

DEC

1986

146

SEP

1984

201

SEP

1987

136

JUL

1983

300

JUL

1988

124

MAR

1985

228

MAR

1986

199

SEP

1987

129

JAN

1983

152

NOV

1989

102

SEP

1987

133

JAN

1983

162

SEP

1985

213

FEB

1986

212

MAY

1985

196

MAR

1983

199

APR

1983

72

APR

1985

213

APR

1985

216

JUN

1987

143

DEC

1986

136

NOV

1986

151

JAN

1987

135

JAN

1984

264

DEC

1982

162

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DRAW -IT

DRB

DRIVE PACKAGE

DRIVE 1 UPGRADE

DS-69 DIGISECTOR

DS-69B DIGISECTOR

DSKIDR

DSKLBL

DSKMON

DSKUTIL

DUAL DOS SWITCHER

DUAL HI -RES JOYSTICK ADAPTER

DUDAL

DUNGEON MAZE

DUNGEON QUEST

DUNGEONS OF DAGGORATH

DUNKEY MUNKEY

DYFIN

DYNACALC

DYNACALC

DYNACALC OS -9

DYNAMITE+

DYNASTAR/DYNAFORM/DYNASPELL

DYTERM

E-Z BASE

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EAGLE LANDER

EARLY GAMES

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EARS

EASY- FILE

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EDITTRON

EDOS 2.6 ROM

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EDTASM (DISK)

EIGHT -BIT BARTENDER

EL BANDITO

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ELDUS

ELEC-TRON

ELECTRA- GUARD

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ELECTRONIC GRAPH

ELECTRONIC ROBOT DOG, THE

ELITE-FILE

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EPSON INTERFACE

DEC

1983

239

MAY

1984

222

JAN

1985

219

NOV

1986

150

MAY

1985

197

MAY

1989

121

DEC

1983

246

MAR

1990

105

MAY

1984

276

JUL

1986

153

FEB

1987

138

MAR

1990

106

SEP

1985

215

NOV

1982

55

OCT

1985

197

JUL

1983

220

JAN

1983

152

JAN

1984

268

AUG

1983

158

SEP

1984

219

NOV

1985

208

DEC

1984

195

JUL

1984

220

FEB

1984

216

JUL

1984

255

JAN

1990

92

SEP

1986

134

JAN

1984

280

JUN

1984

240

OCT

1985

201

NOV

1984

240

JUL

1986

154

SEP

1984

212

DEC

1985

235

OCT

1984

225

SEP

1984

192

APR

1983

208

SEP

1983

168

APR

1982

25

AUG

1983

96

NOV

1982

112

NOV

1983

280

MAR

1990

108

MAY

1985

226

JUN

1985

210

APR

1983

26

AUG

1983

270

JUN

1984

271

JAN

1987

139

DEC

1984

241

MAR

1984

260

AUG

1983

262

MAR

1987

134

FEB

1986

203

DEC

1982

74

OCT

1982

112

JUL

1986

167

MAY

1986

207

FEB

1985

213

DEC

1988

140

JUL

1983

70

JUN

1983

88

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ERLAND

ERNIE'S MAGIC SHAPES

ESCAPE

ESCAPE FROM DENNA

ESPIONAGE ISLAND

ESTIMATE

ETT- ELECTRONIC TYPING TEACHER

EUCHRE

EVASION

EVERYONE'S GUIDE TO BASIC

EXECCART

EXERCISE PLANNER

EXPANSION INTERFACE

EXTENDED ADOS -3

EZ CASSETTE ENCRYPT AND EZ DISK ENCRYPT

EZ PROFILER

EZGEN

EZWRITER

F-16 FLIGHT SIMULATOR

FACE

FACTORS TUTOR

FAMILY

FANGMAN

FANTASY GAMER'S PACKAGE

FAST FILE/BIG FILE

FAST FOOD MATH

FAST FORMATTER

FAST LANE

FASTAPE

FASTDUPE

FEDERATION BOOT CAMP

FEMBOT'S REVENGE

FEUER AND GASSE

FH FLEX

FHL FLEX

FICA-83

FIGHTER PILOT

FILE CABINET

FILE CABINET

FILE SYSTEM REPACK

FILE TWO

FILE64

FILEBOX 16

FILESAFE

FILMASTR

FINAL COUNTDOWN

FINAL COUNTDOWN

FINANCE -5

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FIRST GAMES

FIRST SAMPLER

FIVE EXCITING GAMES

FKEYS III

FLASH CARD DRILL

FLASH CARDS

FLASH CARDS

FLASHCARD REVIEW

FLEX REVISITED

FLEXI FILER

FLIGHT

FLIGHT FROM GRINDAR

NOV

1984

204

SEP

1984

214

NOV

1982

66

FEB

1986

217

JUN

1984

228

JUN

1984

234

JUL

1984

210

FEB

1984

244

NOV

1984

216

JUL

1984

243

MAY

1984

250

JUL

1982

26

JAN

1983

198

OCT

1989

92

OCT

1985

199

OCT

1985

200

NOV

1988

137

JUL

1988

127

JAN

1984

232

JAN

1984

265

MAY

1984

248

SEP

1983

204

NOV

1984

242

AUG

1982

40

MAR

1984

248

SEP

1985

206

JUL

1989

118

SEP

1983

177

JUL

1983

221

MAY

1984

263

DEC

1983

258

JAN

1984

237

JUL

1985

204

OCT

1982

64

JUL

1983

240

FEB

1984

278

FEB

1986

200

APR

1983

134

SEP

1984

198

JAN

1990

95

MAY

1985

211

AUG

1985

214

MAR

1984

276

APR

1987

145

JUL

1983

231

DEC

1984

212

MAR

1983

90

APR

1984

274

JAN

1988

136

AUG

1983

272

NOV

1984

220

OCT

1983

262

FEB

1983

86

APR

1987

142

NOV

1986

148

DEC

1983

255

JAN

1984

258

JUL

1985

192

JAN

1983

160

NOV

1983

282

FEB

1983

182

MAY

1984

260

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FLIGHT SIMULATOR II

FLIGHT SIMULATOR SCENERY DISKS

FLIGHTSIM I

FLIP SIDE

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FUNDFILE

FUNDFILE ENHANCED

FUNDGRAF

FUNDGRAF

FUNHOUSE

FURY

GALACTIC FIGHTER

GALACTIC TAIPAN

GALAGON

GALAX ATTAX

GALLOPING GAMBLERS

GAME PAK 2

GAME SHOW

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GANGBUSTERS

GANTELET

GAPHICOM JOYSTICK

GAT BACKUP

GATES OF DELIRIUM

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GEMINI -10X

GEMINI 10/15

GEOGRAPHY PACK

GEOGRAPHY USA

GHANA BANANA

AUG

1988

132

JAN

1989

124

APR

1988

135

FEB

1985

192

FEB

1985

233

JUN

1989

132

AUG

1984

208

JAN

1986

199

MAY

1989

128

SEP

1989

98

MAY

1984

265

MAR

1989

120

OCT

1985

204

JUN

1982

23

MAY

1986

208

MAR

1990

100

MAY

1987

139

FEB

1983

84

JUL

1983

167

AUG

1984

228

JUN

1984

270

SEP

1985

202

AUG

1988

128

DEC

1984

198

JUN

1986

168

DEC

1982

173

MAR

1983

197

JUL

1983

233

FEB

1989

136

JUL

1984

254

SEP

1985

205

NOV

1984

236

APR

1987

144

JUL

1983

16

NOV

1983

262

JUN

1984

232

JAN

1983

187

NOV

1985

206

JUL

1984

238

OCT

1983

256

JUN

1985

192

MAY

1984

264

MAR

1984

238

SEP

1982

90

JAN

1982

20

JAN

1983

163

JAN

1983

174

DEC

1982

84

DEC

1982

161

FEB

1987

135

FEB

1985

221

MAR

1989

113

OCT

1987

136

FEB

1981

8

FEB

1982

18

APR

1983

240

DEC

1988

130

JUN

1984

265

JUN

1983

109

SEP

1982

49

MAR

1986

206

JAN

1986

207

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GHOSTHUNTERS

GHOSTMANIA

GIRDLE THE ENEMY

GLAXXONS

GOLD FINDER

GOLD PLUG 80

GOLD RUNNER

GOLDKEYS

GOLF (ARDVARK)

GOLF (MIX)

GOLF HANDICAPS

GOMOKU/RENJU

GOOD GAMES TRIO

GORILLA BANANA GX-100 PRINTER

GORILLA ONITOR

GRABBER

GRAFFIND

GRAFIX-3

GRAFPLOT

GRAFPLOT

GRAND PRIX

GRAND SLAM

GRAPH -16/32

GRAPH IT

GRAPH ZAPPER

GRAPHIC COMPRESSION UTILITY

GRAPHIC ECHO

GRAPHIC MASTER

GRAPHIC MATH ADVENTURE ENHANCED

GRAPHIC PHYSICS

GRAPHICOM

GRAPHICOM II

GRAPHICS -25

GRAY LADY

GREAT HAMSTER HUNT, THE

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HARD DRIVE UTILITIES

HARD DRIVE ZAP

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HARNESS/THOROUGHBRED HANDICAPPER

APR

1989

136

MAR

1983

116

JUN

1984

247

JAN

1984

265

MAY

1987

137

JUL

1984

233

MAR

1986

196

DEC

1985

231

NOV

1982

114

NOV

1982

114

AUG

1985

215

DEC

1983

240

JAN

1989

124

FEB

1984

272

NOV

1983

284

MAY

1984

251

APR

1988

137

APR

1986

196

JUL

1983

158

JUN

1984

220

MAR

1985

211

NOV

1983

260

DEC

1982

75

SEP

1984

200

DEC

1982

53

DEC

1984

218

OCT

1986

138

FEB

1985

231

APR

1985

221

SEP

1985

211

APR

1984

225

NOV

1985

209

SEP

1988

131

NOV

1984

219

FEB

1984

236

MAR

1984

234

MAY

1982

13

AUG

1987

142

AUG

1984

221

APR

1985

208

MAY

1982

14

DEC

1984

236

NOV

1983

277

JAN

1984

276

JUL

1987

136

OCT

1985

195

MAY

1984

228

SEP

1985

199

FEB

1987

146

AUG

1984

207

JUN

1986

173

SEP

1986

140

NOV

1987

136

DEC

1988

134

NOV

1984

206

AUG

1985

206

DEC

1984

226

NOV

1988

136

JUN

1989

129

JUL

1989

115

OCT

1985

218

APR

1984

240

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MAY

1989

118

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1984

244

AUG

1989

94

JUN

1986

164

JUN

1983

180

OCT

1988

125

JUN

1984

222

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1984

215

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1985

224

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1987

133

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1986

195

SEP

1983

214

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1984

200

NOV

1987

116

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1987

130

JAN

1985

196

OCT

1983

234

OCT

1988

129

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1983

52

JUL

1983

50

JUL

1983

42

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1988

122

MAR

1983

36

MAR

1984

268

JUL

1986

169

JAN

1989

130

MAR

1986

202

SEP

1983

287

DEC

1982

36

MAY

1985

192

SEP

1984

199

MAY

1982

28

SEP

1983

110

JUL

1988

130

MAR

1984

256

MAR

1989

124

AUG

1984

219

DEC

1984

244

FEB

1984

217

SEP

1983

284

DEC

1984

207

AUG

1988

133

SEP

1983

285

MAY

1988

138

JUL

1986

157

DEC

1986

138

JAN

1986

197

JUN

1983

170

MAR

1983

173

DEC

1983

290

MAR

1987

139

SEP

1984

208

DEC

1982

49

MAY

1986

204

JUL

1983

24

APR

1987

146

NOV

1982

114

FEB

1982

17

SEP

1982

71

DEC

1987

132

OCT

1988

113

APR

1984

242

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INVESTOR, THE

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MAY

1984

214

NOV

1987

130

JAN

1988

131

DEC

1988

126

APR

1989

138

JAN

1986

192

JAN

1984

262

JUN

1984

261

DEC

1989

94

JAN

1984

261

AUG

1982

25

DEC

1982

92

AUG

1981

5

MAY

1985

214

APR

1984

230

OCT

1984

217

FEB

1984

276

FEB

1983

36

JUN

1987

134

DEC

1983

286

MAY

1985

208

JAN

1983

164

JAN

1985

226

SEP

1982

43

JAN

1984

240

JUL

1985

206

OCT

1984

226

OCT

1983

260

SEP

1986

133

MAR

1987

141

APR

1983

42

FEB

1986

192

SEP

1986

145

JUL

1982

41

JUN

1989

129

JAN

1989

121

MAR

1987

142

SEP

1984

222

APR

1985

196

JUN

1984

264

FEB

1984

260

JAN

1985

218

JAN

1985

227

MAR

1984

254

MAR

1984

244

NOV

1988

135

OCT

1982

63

JUN

1984

240

AUG

1989

90

OCT

1984

200

NOV

1984

211

APR

1984

278

MAY

1989

124

AUG

1983

295

JUL

1985

203

APR

1986

209

AUG

1983

94

AUG

1987

136

DEC

1981

11

FEB

1984

270

FEB

1988

129

DEC

1989

92

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Page 17

L1+L2 UTILITY PAK

LABEL DESIGNER

LABEL III

LABEL MAKER

LABEL64

LABYRINTH

LABYRINTH

LANCER

LANDER

LANGUAGE ARTS SOFTWARE

LANSFORD MANSION, THE

LAS VEGAS WEEKEND

LASER SURGEON: THE MICROSCOPE MISSION

LASER TANK

LASER TANK DUEL

LATIN TRANSLATOR

LCINT

LEARNING COMPANY SOFTWARE, THE

LEARNING GAMES

LEDGER ONE

LEGEND QUEST

LEISURE SUIT LARRY

LEM, PIRATE ADVENTURE, DARTS

LEO

LEONARDO'S PAINTBOX

LEONARDO'S PENCIL

LESSON PLANNER

LIBRARY 2

LIBRARY I

LIGHT PEN

LIGHT PEN FUN-PAK

LIGHT PEN, THE

LINE CROSS REFERENCE

LINE EDITOR

LINER

LISSAJOUS ART

LISTAID

LISTER

LITTLE LETTERS

LIZPAC

LLIST-RITE

LOCK MASTER

LOCKING DISKETTE STORAGE SYSTEM

LOCKOUT

LOGO

LOGO STARTER

LOT -PRO

LOTTERY PLAYER, THE

LOTTO

LOTZALUK

LOWERKIT, LCA-47

LOWRCASE

LUNAR ROVER PATROL

LYRA

LYRA 2.62

LYRA COMPANION, THE

LYRA LYBRARY, THE

LYRA»TRAX«

M-MENU SYSTEM

MACPLAY

MACRO 80C

MACRO ASSEMBLER

MAR

1989

116

MAY

1990

66

NOV

1983

255

JAN

1986

196

NOV

1985

212

MAY

1982

29

SEP

1988

133

AUG

1984

224

AUG

1982

37

MAR

1987

146

NOV

1987

132

FEB

1983

100

MAY

1988

126

JAN

1983

159

DEC

1982

174

NOV

1985

198

SEP

1983

104

JUN

1987

142

NOV

1984

241

SEP

1985

207

DEC

1988

129

OCT

1989

98

JUL

1982

8

NOV

1986

145

MAR

1989

124

OCT

1987

132

SEP

1989

95

JUL

1985

220

APR

1985

195

APR

1982

31

FEB

1983

32

JAN

1984

242

NOV

1983

256

JUN

1986

165

JUN

1985

216

OCT

1985

213

JUL

1986

165

NOV

1986

139

DEC

1986

144

MAR

1985

212

APR

1983

204

AUG

1989

93

SEP

1984

209

JUN

1987

140

DEC

1982

88

DEC

1984

208

MAY

1988

130

FEB

1987

143

JAN

1985

202

NOV

1987

135

JUN

1982

62

DEC

1983

262

JUN

1984

236

DEC

1986

133

NOV

1989

105

NOV

1989

107

DEC

1988

133

MAY

1990

68

APR

1990

99

FEB

1989

126

OCT

1982

30

OCT

1982

30

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Page 18

MADAM ROSA'S PARLOR

MADNESS AND THE MINOTAUR

MAESTRO

MAGAZINE INDEX SYSTEM

MAGIC BOX, THE

MAGIC LESSONS

MAGIC OF ZANTH, THE

MAGIGRAPH

MAGNAVOX RGB MONITOR 80

MAILING LIST

MAILING LIST/DATA INFORMATION

MAJOR ISTAR

MANSION OF DOOM

MAP 'N ZAP

MAPPER

MARBLE MAZE

MAROONED

MARS ADVENTURE

MASTER CONTROL

MASTER CONTROL II

MASTER DESIGN

MASTER DISK

MASTER DISK

MASTER DISK SYSTEM

MASTER SCOREBOARD

MASTERDIR

MASTERFILE

MASTERMAIL

MATCH -IT

MATCH AND SPELL

MATH ADVENTURE

MATH DRILL

MATH GAMES

MATH GAMES THAT TEACH

MATH INVASION

MATH MISSION

MATH TUTOR

MATH TUTOR/SPELLING TEACHER

MATHFACT

MATHFUN

MATHMENU

MATHPAC I

MATHPACK

MATHWAR

MAX- 10

MAX FONTS

MAXSOUND

MAZE RACE

MAZE RUNNER

MC-1

MC-10 MICROCOMPUTER

MCCOCO'S MENU

MDISK

ME-128-64 128K UPGRADE

MEDIC

MEGABUG

MEGAMUNK

MEMO MINDER

MEMODATA

MEMORY

MEMORY DUMP/PATCH

MEMORY GAME, THE

NOV

1982

66

AUG

1983

184

FEB

1989

127

DEC

1985

224

AUG

1985

216

SEP

1985

211

MAR

1987

140

APR

1984

222

AUG

1987

140

DEC

1983

256

AUG

1986

149

MAY

1985

218

FEB

1984

230

JAN

1987

148

JUL

1987

132

MAR

1986

197

FEB

1986

196

AUG

1982

37

NOV

1981

4

OCT

1983

248

JUL

1984

204

AUG

1986

150

FEB

1988

133

FEB

1983

77

JUL

1985

218

OCT

1989

106

NOV

1984

212

JAN

1984

266

MAR

1983

82

SEP

1983

138

OCT

1983

252

SEP

1982

20

SEP

1988

129

SEP

1983

294

MAY

1984

246

JUN

1986

158

MAY

1989

111

SEP

1982

91

SEP

1983

200

AUG

1985

200

SEP

1983

179

SEP

1982

70

SEP

1986

132

AUG

1983

24

JAN

1989

118

OCT

1986

144

JUN

1988

126

FEB

1983

168

APR

1985

217

OCT

1989

97

AUG

1983

174

JUL

1983

300

MAY

1984

274

JUN

1985

211

JAN

1986

209

FEB

1983

158

FEB

1985

200

JUL

1984

222

JUL

1985

209

APR

1989

132

JUN

1984

272

OCT

1986

146

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Page 19

MEMORY MANAGER

MEMORY MASTER

MEMORY MINDER

MENU MAKER

MENU MAKER

MERGE 'N MAIL

METABOT

METRIC MIND

MICKEY'S SPACE ADVENTURE

MICRO -DOC

MICRO-GRIP V

MICRO FIRE

MICRO ILLUSTRATOR

MICRO SCRIPT

MICROARTIST

MICRODIS

MICROMON

MICRONIX PREMIUM KEYBOARD

MICROWORKS RAM UPGRADE

MIDDLE KINGDOM

MIKEYDIAL

MILESTONES

MILLBORN

MINE RESCUE

MINEFIELD

MINER

MINI DATABASE

MINIDOS9

MISCELLANEOUS WRITINGS

MISSILE BARRAGE

MISSILE MATH

MISSION F-16 ASSAULT

MISSION: EMPIRE

MJK-DOS

ML RABBIT

MLBASIC

MLBASIC

MM- 100 MANUAL MINI MODEM

MODEM I

MODEM PAK (RADIO SHACK)

MONEY

MONEY MANAGER

MONEY MATH

MONEY MINDER II

MONEYMAN II

MONEYOPOLY

MONEYPAK

MONSTERS & MAGIC

MOON-RUNNER

MOON LANDER

MOPTOWN

MOPTOWN HOTEL

MOPTOWN PARADE

MORE BEEF

MORE BUSINESS

MORE KEYS

MOROCCO GRAN PRIX

MORSE CODE TUTOR/TRAINER

MORSER

MOTORBIKE CHALLENGE

MOUSE

MOUSE TOP

OCT

1986

139

SEP

1989

96

SEP

1986

144

APR

1986

210

SEP

1989

100

OCT

1985

192

JUN

1985

207

AUG

1985

196

JAN

1988

135

MAR

1983

150

MAY

1985

227

OCT

1986

149

MAR

1986

203

DEC

1982

156

DEC

1985

240

APR

1984

238

JUN

1984

260

FEB

1984

238

SEP

1981

19

DEC

1984

224

DEC

1986

143

NOV

1989

104

FEB

1983

159

JAN

1989

123

MAR

1983

124

NOV

1984

232

AUG

1988

133

FEB

1987

149

JAN

1987

141

JAN

1983

183

AUG

1985

213

OCT

1986

136

SEP

1982

88

JAN

1989

120

MAR

1982

37

DEC

1987

138

MAY

1985

209

FEB

1984

232

NOV

1982

118

AUG

1986

146

JAN

1983

154

JAN

1984

272

JUN

1986

172

APR

1982

35

DEC

1988

136

FEB

1986

207

JUL

1983

300

JUN

1983

222

OCT

1988

112

MAR

1982

27

JAN

1983

183

SEP

1983

242

MAR

1984

236

JUL

1984

214

APR

1984

262

SEP

1985

221

JUL

1983

222

JUN

1984

250

JAN

1986

204

OCT

1983

250

OCT

1983

250

JAN

1987

140

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Page 20

MPI-COCO LOCKING PLATE

MPP TUTORIAL

MR. COREY

MR. DIG

MS. MAZE

MS. NIBBLER

MSI-DISK UTIL

MSI COLOR CALENDAR

MT DOOM

MUDPIES!

MUL-T-SCREEN

MULTI- LABEL III

MULTI-MENU

MULTI -PAK EXTENDER CABLE

MULTI -PAK INTERFACE

MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST

MULTIPROGRAM MANAGER

MUSIC

MUSIC BOX

MUSIC DRILL

MUSIC LIBRARIES

MUSIC LIBRARY 100

MUSIC LIBRARY 200 AND 300

MUSIC READER, THE

MUSIC STRINGER

MUSICA

MUSICA 2

MUSX

MUTANT MINERS

MY ARTIST

MYDOS

MYSTERY MAZE

NAME THAT SONG

NAUGUS

NERBLE FORCE

NEW TALK

NEWBASIC

NEWERROR

NEWSPAPER PLUS

NIBBLER

NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD

NINE- DIGIT CALCULATOR

NINE-TIMES

NINJA WARRIOR

NO -STAT II

NOMAD

NOTES

NUMBER- KRUNCHER

NUMBER AND COLOR WORLDS

NUMBER MATCH

NUMBERJACK

NUTRIGUIDE

O.S.I.T.E. FILE, THE

OCKYWOKY

OFFENDERS

OKI DUMP

OKIDATA'S ML -92

OLD MCDONALDS FARM VOWELS

OLK DISK EXTENDED COLOR BASIC

OMEGA FILE

OMNI UTILITY

OMNI UTILITY 2.0

SEP

1988

133

JUL

1982

64

JUL

1988

131

NOV

1984

238

FEB

1985

216

MAR

1983

223

JUL

1984

229

AUG

1984

206

FEB

1984

250

APR

1984

253

JUL

1984

240

JUL

1987

135

SEP

1988

128

MAY

1985

222

SEP

1983

80

AUG

1985

202

APR

1985

192

JUL

1982

39

JUN

1984

256

SEP

1983

120

FEB

1987

137

NOV

1984

225

MAR

1985

205

MAY

1984

252

SEP

1984

213

MAR

1984

278

DEC

1984

225

APR

1985

198

JUL

1989

115

OCT

1987

131

JUN

1987

144

JUL

1982

49

MAY

1982

42

NOV

1985

196

AUG

1983

265

JUN

1982

11

OCT

1984

221

APR

1984

268

JUL

1989

112

MAR

1983

223

OCT

1988

110

JUL

1989

119

AUG

1989

98

SEP

1983

156

NOV

1985

214

DEC

1984

213

JUL

1989

120

MAY

1984

232

FEB

1985

202

SEP

1983

288

JUN

1986

176

OCT

1985

213

NOV

1989

102

APR

1984

272

NOV

1982

52

DEC

1984

206

OCT

1983

227

SEP

1983

170

APR

1984

282

MAR

1985

223

JUL

1989

116

JUN

1990

68

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Page 21

OMNIVERSE

ONE-ON-ONE

OPTION 1

OPTION 4

ORACLE II

ORC AMBUSH

ORCHESTRA- 90/CC

ORDER ENTRY SYSTEM

OS-9 CALLIGRAPHER

OS-9 DEVELOPMENT SYSTEM

OS-9 DISK FIX AND UTILITIES

OS-9 HI-RES SCREEN DUMP

OS-9 LEVEL II

OS-9 LEVEL II BBS

OS-9 PASCAL 2.0

OS-9 RAMDISK DRIVER

OS-9 SOLUTION

OS-9 UTILITIES

OS-9 VERSION 2.00

OTERM

OWL'S EYE PILOT LIGHT

OWL-WARE'S HARD DRIVE

P51 MUSTANG ATTACK FLIGHT STIMULATOR

PAC ATTACK

PAC DROIDS

PACKER

PAGEPLUS

PAGER/64K BOOT

PAINTPOT

PAK- PANIC

PAL SWITCHER

PALADIN'S LEGACY

PANIC

PANIC BUTTON

PANIC BUTTON

PANOSTYK

PANZERS EAST

PAPER PORTER

PAPER ROUTE

PAPER TRACTOR

PATTIPAK

PAUSE CONTROL SWITCH

PAYROL/BAS

PAYROLL

PAYUP AND PAYOUT

PBH-64 PRINT BUFFER

PBH SERIAL INTERFACE

PBJ 2SP PAK

PEANUT BUTTER PANIC

PEEPER, THE

PEGASUS

PENINSULAR WAR

PENPAL

PENPAL

PENPAL

PERPETULIFE

PERSONAL BOOKKEEPING 2000

PERSONAL BOOKKEEPING 84

PERSONAL FINANCE SYSTEM

PETSTORE

PHANTOMGRAPH

PHONEBOOK

MAR

1986

184

MAY

1986

197

JAN

1985

198

JUN

1984

248

APR

1984

280

MAY

1989

114

MAR

1986

189

FEB

1984

254

FEB

1986

206

MAY

1988

132

OCT

1984

218

OCT

1985

220

MAY

1987

148

NOV

1988

130

DEC

1989

100

DEC

1985

234

SEP

1985

197

SEP

1986

146

JUL

1986

166

JUL

1986

148

MAR

1984

252

APR

1990

98

JUN

1985

222

MAR

1982

37

NOV

1982

49

DEC

1986

139

MAR

1984

259

FEB

1984

245

MAY

1985

225

JAN

1985

216

JUN

1987

138

JUN

1990

74

JAN

1986

202

APR

1986

207

FEB

1984

230

APR

1983

214

JUN

1985

213

JUN

1982

54

NOV

1986

147

MAY

1984

238

DEC

1984

237

MAR

1985

220

MAY

1986

184

MAR

1984

266

OCT

1983

244

NOV

1986

144

JUN

1984

244

MAR

1985

192

JAN

1984

254

FEB

1985

217

MAY

1986

189

SEP

1989

97

APR

1986

184

AUG

1986

194

SEP

1986

188

APR

1986

211

OCT

1985

195

NOV

1984

214

AUG

1985

203

OCT

1985

202

APR

1988

135

NOV

1987

136

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PHONICS FUN

PHONICS I

PHONICS II

PIA AND EXTENDER BOARDS

PICK WHICH

PICTURE PUZZLES

PIE CHART

PIE ZAPPER

PIGSKIN PREDICTIONS

PIGSKIN PREDICTIONS

PILGRIM'S PROGREE

PINBALL

PINBALL FACTORY

PIRATECTOR

PIXGEN

PLANEGEO AND PGCALPRT

PLANET CONQUEST

PLANET INVASION

PLANET INVASION

PLATEAU OF THE PAST

PLAY WITH LANGUAGE

POKER

POKER AND PO-CHECK

POKES, PEEKS AND EXECS (BOOK)

POLTERGEIST

POLYTINT

POND, THE

PONY EXPRESS 24A MODEM

PORTRAITS OF CHRIST

POWER STONES OF ARD

PP COLOR DUMP

PRACTICAL PROGRAMMING IN PASCAL

PREDATOR

PREREAD PACKAGE

PREREADER

PRESCHOOL PACKS 1,2,3

PRESCHOOL PAK

PRESCHOOL PAK

PRESIDENTIAL DECISIONS OF GEORGE WASHINGTON, THE

PRESIDENTS OF THE UNITED STATES

PRETTY PRINTER

PRIMARY NUMBER SKILLS

PRINT MASTER

PRINT SPOOLER

PRINTED CIRCUIT EXPANSION BOARDS

PRINTER'S DEVIL

PRINTER DRIVERS

PRINTER LIGHTNING

PRINTER MUFFLER 80

PRINTER STAND

PRITTY PRINTER

PRO-COLOR-FILE

PRO-COLOR-FILE ENHANCED VERSION 2.0

PRO-COLOR FILE

PRO-LOC

PRO GOLF

PROBALOTO

PROBALOTO VERSION 2.0

PROFESSIONAL KEYBOARD

PROFESSOR PRESSNOTE'S MUSIC MACHINE

PROGRAM FILE

PROGRAMMER'S SKETCH PAD

JAN

1990

99

SEP

1983

246

MAR

1984

242

JAN

1989

130

SEP

1983

164

APR

1989

137

JUN

1984

263

OCT

1983

272

NOV

1983

258

OCT

1982

102

NOV

1984

213

JAN

1983

158

AUG

1986

134

NOV

1984

234

FEB

1986

208

APR

1986

190

MAR

1984

222

JUL

1983

223

NOV

1982

52

SEP

1986

139

JAN

1985

223

OCT

1982

12

OCT

1984

204

FEB

1989

126

FEB

1983

82

OCT

1987

132

DEC

1984

203

JAN

1987

148

AUG

1986

141

AUG

1988

134

FEB

1985

194

AUG

1985

192

JUN

1990

76

MAR

1983

172

JAN

1984

288

APR

1983

192

MAR

1985

211

SEP

1982

70

APR

1987

147

SEP

1984

221

JUN

1984

262

MAY

1985

223

OCT

1985

198

AUG

1987

132

JAN

1986

209

OCT

1984

203

MAY

1989

117

MAR

1988

135

NOV

1987

129

JAN

1983

147

DEC

1983

252

JUN

1984

233

APR

1985

211

JUN

1983

208

OCT

1984

211

MAY

1986

205

OCT

1985

196

NOV

1986

143

MAR

1983

20

OCT

1985

221

OCT

1983

276

JUL

1984

213

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Page 23

PROGRAMMER'S WORKSHEET

PROGRAMMERS TOOLKIT

PROTECTOR

PROTECTORS

PSYCHO I

PT. FILE MANAGER

PUMP MAN

PUMPKIN ADVENTURE

PUZZLE MATH

PUZZLER

PYRAMIX

Q-MAN

QTAX-82

QUAD DATA BASE

QUE BIT

QUEST

QUEST FOR REALITY, THE

QUEST FOR THE RING

QUESTION AND ANSWER

QUICKSORT

QUIKPRO+II

QUIX

QUIZ ALL

QUIZ KIDS

QUIZSPIN

QUOTES

R.S.B.-REAL BASIC UNDER OS-9

RAD WARRIOR

RADIOLOG

RAIL RUNNER

RAINBOW'S CORNER

RAINBOW WRITER

RAM CHECKER

RAM DISK - (CORRECTION)

RAM SLAM

RAMDISK

RAMDOS

RANDOM BASIC

RANDOM BASIC

RAT, THE

REACTOID

READING TWO-PAK

REAL TALKER

RECALL

RECESS GAMES

RECIPE FILE

RED BARON

REMBRANDT

REMOTE RESET

REMOTE TERMINAL DRIVER

REMOTERM

REMUSIC 1.0

REPEAT KEY

RESCUE ON ALPHA II

RESCUE ON FRACTALUS

RETIREMENT PLANNING MODEL

RETURN OF JUNIOR'S REVENGE, THE

RETURN OF THE JET- I

REVENGE OF THE GERMS

REVENGE OF THE MUTANT MINERS

REVERSI

REVOLUTION

APR

1984

264

JAN

1984

228

NOV

1985

202

NOV

1982

52

SEP

1986

138

MAY

1990

73

OCT

1986

134

OCT

1982

28

FEB

1987

145

MAR

1986

190

DEC

1987

132

APR

1984

254

JAN

1983

180

OCT

1982

110

JUL

1985

200

APR

1982

25

NOV

1986

150

OCT

1988

128

MAY

1984

244

NOV

1983

283

DEC

1987

137

DEC

1984

237

JUN

1984

218

MAY

1985

205

NOV

1984

229

APR

1987

137

MAR

1989

110

FEB

1989

134

MAY

1986

209

DEC

1982

173

JAN

1984

246

OCT

1983

230

OCT

1984

203

FEB

1988

14

SEP

1982

88

JAN

1988

138

JAN

1985

212

JUN

1984

224

SEP

1982

36

MAY

1988

137

NOV

1983

282

SEP

1982

17

JUL

1984

205

APR

1984

251

JUN

1985

208

NOV

1982

72

JUN

1982

17

MAR

1985

226

NOV

1983

268

JUL

1984

219

MAR

1983

170

MAY

1988

136

JUN

1984

249

MAY

1986

198

NOV

1987

133

JUL

1984

239

MAY

1987

135

APR

1984

266

MAY

1989

116

SEP

1989

94

DEC

1982

173

MAR

1983

138

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Page 24

RGB PATCH

RICKEYTERM

RIDDLE OF THE RING

RIVER CROSSING

ROBOCOP

ROBOT BASIC

ROBOT BATTLE

ROBOT ODYSSEY

ROBOTTACK

ROCKY' S BOOTS

ROLLER CONTROLLER

ROMAN CHECKERS

ROMAN NUMERALS

ROML

ROMMEL 3-D

ROOTS

RORKE'S DRIFT

RS-232 EXPANSION CABLE

RS-232 SWITCHER

RS-232 SWITCHER

RS-232 SWITCHER

RS232 SWITCHER

RS232I0

RUBICONII

RULES OF WRITING

RUNCALC

RUPERT RYTHYM

RUSTLER

S-SCREEN CONTROL

S.E.C.S.

S.O.S.

SAC

SAILOR MAN, THE

SALVDISK

SAM SAVER

SAM SLEUTH P.I.

SASPUS

SAV-A-BYTE

SBASIC

SC68008 RAMDISK

SCAN AND RESTORIT

SCATTERBRAIN

SCAVENGE HUNT

SCEPTER OF KZJRGIA

SCEPTER OR URSEA

SCHEMATIC DRAFTING PROCESSOR

SCHOOL DAYS

SCHOOL MAZE

SCORE -EZ

SCRAMBLE

SCRDMP10

SCREEN DUMP UTILITY FOR EPSON -TYPE PRINTERS

SCREEN INVERTER

SCREEN MACHINE

SCREEN REFERENCE CARD

SCREEN STAR/OS -9 TEXT FORMATTER

SCREEN+

SCREENPRINT

SDOS

SDS80C

SEA DRAGON

SEA QUEST

JUL

1987

142

SEP

1987

130

MAY

1990

67

MAR

1987

135

MAY

1990

72

JUL

1985

208

APR

1983

140

FEB

1988

131

JUL

1983

233

APR

1987

135

MAY

1987

150

NOV

1982

55

FEB

1984

222

FEB

1983

197

AUG

1986

138

AUG

1989

98

FEB

1990

106

JUL

1982

47

AUG

1984

228

AUG

1988

135

JAN

1986

210

NOV

1982

89

OCT

1985

212

FEB

1984

264

APR

1987

142

OCT

1982

113

APR

1989

140

JUN

1989

131

JUN

1990

72

SEP

1981

16

MAY

1986

200

MAY

1984

216

MAR

1985

210

AUG

1986

137

NOV

1982

58

JUN

1985

201

AUG

1982

25

DEC

1983

243

JUN

1985

223

MAR

1987

137

OCT

1987

134

JUL

1984

226

MAR

1984

256

MAY

1982

15

DEC

1985

230

JAN

1984

282

SEP

1985

221

AUG

1982

53

OCT

1983

245

JUL

1983

43

JUN

1986

178

FEB

1986

216

SEP

1985

196

APR

1984

252

FEB

1984

234

OCT

1987

139

MAR

1985

206

AUG

1987

132

MAR

1986

200

SEP

1981

7

SEP

1983

282

MAY

1984

247

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SECA COUPON FILER

SECA FRACTION REVIEW, THE

SECTOR INSPECTOR, THE

SECURITY PROJECTS FOR THE TRS-80 COCO (BOOK)

SEIKOSHA SP-1O00A PRINTER

SEMI -DRAW

SEMIGRAF

SEMIGRAPHICS SUPPORT

SEMIGRAPHICS SUPPORT UTILITY

SERIAL/PARALLEL CONVERTER

SHADOW WORLD

SHAFT

SHAMUS

SHANGHAI

SHARK TREASURE

SHENANIGANS

SHOCKTROOPER

SHRINK

SHRINX

SIDE WISE

SIDE WISE OS9

SIGMAWORD

SIGMON

SILLY SYNTAX

SIMON

SIMPLY BETTER

SIMPLY BETTER 2.0

SINISTAAR

SISI

SKANCE

SKEET

SKIP COUNTING

SKY- DEFENSE

SLAM BAM

SLAY THE NEREIS

SLIPHEED

SLOTS & CARDS

SMALL BUSINESS ACCOUNTING PACKAGE

SMART MODEM

SNAP STUDY SYSTEM

SNOOPY AND THE RED BARON

SOCCER STATISTICS PACKAGE

SOFTREADER

SOFTWARE BONANZA PACKAGE

SOLAR EXPLORER

SOLID DRIVE

SOLO POOL

SOLUTION, THE

SOLVE

SONAR SEARCH

SONGBOOK

SOOOPER PAC

SOUND GENERATOR

SOUNDSCOPE

SOUNDSOURCE

SOURCERER, THE

SOURCERER, THE

SP-2 SERIAL INTERFACE

SPACE ESCAPE

SPACE FRAME

SPACE INTRUDERS

SPACE INVADERS

JUN

1987

139

MAY

1987

136

AUG

1984

220

JAN

1989

129

OCT

1986

148

DEC

1982

144

JUL

1984

237

JAN

1985

228

JUN

1986

163

NOV

1981

5

OCT

1988

116

JUL

1984

223

JUN

1985

212

MAR

1988

138

APR

1983

144

JUN

1984

226

JUL

1986

157

AUG

1984

216

MAR

1985

221

MAY

1985

221

APR

1986

212

MAY

1987

147

AUG

1981

6

FEB

1982

21

JUL

1985

210

APR

1989

134

FEB

1990

102

MAY

1990

74

JUN

1982

23

AUG

1986

140

OCT

1984

202

APR

1984

257

AUG

1982

76

APR

1990

101

JUN

1984

239

MAR

1989

115

OCT

1989

100

JAN

1983

70

NOV

1982

118

JUL

1986

164

JAN

1984

234

NOV

1985

201

MAR

1987

144

JUL

1986

149

SEP

1985

204

MAR

1989

126

JAN

1983

162

JUN

1982

8

FEB

1985

215

NOV

1983

281

NOV

1982

54

JUN

1983

195

OCT

1985

205

JUN

1987

133

JUN

1982

11

MAY

1984

240

SEP

1984

204

DEC

1984

222

FEB

1985

212

JAN

1985

208

APR

1989

135

JUN

1982

8

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SPACE PAC

SPACE RACE

SPACE SHUTTLE

SPACE WAR

SPACE WEB

SPANISH ARMADA, THE

SPANISH ONE

SPEAK UP!

SPEAK UP! 3.3

SPECTACULATOR

SPECTRAL FLEXPLUS

SPECTRAN

SPECTRUM ANALYZER

SPECTRUM CONTROL CENTER

SPECTRUM DOS

SPECTRUM DOS

SPECTRUM FONT GENERATOR

SPECTRUM KEYBOARD

SPECTRUM LIGHT PEN

SPECTRUM PADDLE

SPECTRUM STICK

SPECTRUM SWITCHER

SPEED MATH

SPEED RACER

SPEED READING

SPELL" N FIX

SPELL-A-TRON

SPELL-N-FIX II

SPELL-RITE

SPELLBOUND

SPELLING BEE

SPELLING IN CONTEXT

SPIDER

SPIDER ATTACK

SPINE ALIGN CUSHION

SPLC-1

SPOOLER

SPOOLER

SPOOLER, THE

STAGECOACH

STANDARD BASIC DICTIONARY FOR PROGRAMMING, THE

STAR- DOS

STAR BLAZE

STAR NS-1000 RAINBOW PRINTER

STAR TRADER

STAR TRAP

STAR TRENCH WARFARE

STARBLAZER

STARFIRE

STARS

STARSHIP CHAMELEON

STARSHIP HERCULES

START OS -9

STARTREK

STATE THE FACTS GAME

STATEMENT WRITER

STATGRAF

STELLAR SEARCH

STEREO COMPOSER

STINGER

STOCK MARKET ANALYZER

STOCK MARKET PORTFOLIO

JAN

1990

102

APR

1983

24

AUG

1983

278

DEC

1981

14

AUG

1985

201

MAY

1985

220

APR

1983

40

APR

1983

132

JAN

1986

197

MAR

1982

43

JUL

1983

240

SEP

1983

32

FEB

1985

196

MAR

1984

230

AUG

1984

215

JUL

1987

134

DEC

1985

247

AUG

1986

151

FEB

1983

32

JAN

1983

134

OCT

1982

112

APR

1983

207

JUL

1984

228

JAN

1985

231

MAY

1984

247

JUL

1982

26

MAY

1984

236

NOV

1984

232

SEP

1983

218

NOV

1988

136

DEC

1984

220

SEP

1983

296

JAN

1983

160

JAN

1983

160

SEP

1985

212

JAN

1984

296

APR

1985

222

JUN

1984

254

APR

1984

274

JUN

1983

68

APR

1985

205

FEB

1983

60

MAR

1984

250

APR

1989

126

JUL

1985

214

JAN

1985

214

JAN

1983

168

APR

1984

256

NOV

1982

52

OCT

1982

27

JUL

1982

41

MAR

1983

81

APR

1989

140

OCT

1982

96

MAY

1987

146

DEC

1983

266

OCT

1983

240

JAN

1984

251

OCT

1983

274

MAR

1983

134

JUL

1982

48

OCT

1987

138

REVIEWS 1981-90 - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

Page 27

STOCK OPTION STRATEGIES

STOCKBROKER

STOMP

STONE OF ROKAN

STOPBURN

STORM ARROWS

STRESS EVALUATOR

STRIPPER

STUDIES IN THE PARABLES

STUDIO WORKS

STYLO -PAK

STYLO III

STYLOGRAPH

SUB BATTLE SIMULATOR

SUB MISSION

SUBTACTION DRILL

SUPER-BUG

SUPER 'COLOR' DISK ZAP

SUPER BACKUP UTILITIES

SUPER COLLECTION OF SUPER GAMES

SUPER COLOR BIORHYTHYMS

SUPER COLOR SPELLER

SUPER COLOR WRITER II

SUPER CONTROLLER

SUPER COSMOS CONNECTION

SUPER DIRECTORY CATALOG

SUPER DISK UTILITY

SUPER DISK/TAPE UTILITY

SUPER DUPER UTILITIES

SUPER EDIT

SUPER EXTENDED BASIC UNRAVELLED (BOOK)

SUPER GEMPRINT

SUPER GRAPHICS 16

SUPER LOGO

SUPER PITFALL

SUPER PRO KEYBOARD

SUPER PROGRAMMING AID

SUPER PROGRAMMING AID

SUPER PROGRAMMING AID VERSION 2

SUPER SCREEN

SUPER SPOOLER

SUPER TAPE/DISK TRANSFER

SUPER TUTOR

SUPER VOICE

SUPERDISK

SUPERDISK

SUPERDISK UTILITY

SUPERFORTH

SUPERSOUND

SURVEY PROGRAMS

SWISS ARMY KNIFE

SYMPHONY 12

SYNOPSIS OF BOOKS OF THE HOLY BIBLE

SYNTHER-7

SYNTRAX 2.0

SYSTEM SECRETS

SYSTEMS

T&D SUBSCRIPTION SOFTWARE

T.UTIL

T/S EDIT

T/S SPELL

TALK PROCESSOR

JUL

1983

201

MAR

1984

258

DEC

1984

196

MAY

1985

204

JUN

1987

140

OCT

1984

204

MAR

1983

190

FEB

1983

182

FEB

1987

142

JAN

1990

94

MAR

1986

192

OCT

1984

192

JUL

1988

126

JUN

1988

134

JAN

1983

165

SEP

1984

215

SEP

1984

203

APR

1983

138

APR

1990

102

JUN

1987

145

SEP

1984

223

NOV

1983

266

OCT

1983

280

NOV

1985

205

DEC

1985

227

MAR

1986

198

JAN

1985

213

APR

1985

214

JUN

1986

181

JUL

1984

224

AUG

1987

139

DEC

1984

205

JUN

1988

132

DEC

1985

241

DEC

1988

132

APR

1983

81

APR

1987

136

JUL

1986

158

JAN

1987

138

OCT

1983

254

DEC

1984

219

OCT

1987

135

JUN

1986

166

SEP

1985

217

MAR

1990

105

MAY

1986

191

JUN

1988

134

SEP

1984

216

JAN

1990

100

MAY

1987

138

AUG

1984

205

APR

1986

188

MAR

1987

143

APR

1983

156

AUG

1988

128

SEP

1984

207

JUL

1988

129

MAY

1990

76

JUN

1984

269

MAR

1985

222

MAR

1988

135

NOV

1982

106

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TALKHEAD AND REAL TALKER

TALKING ADVENTURE STARTER

TALKING GRAPHIC DEMO

TALKING SCORE- EZ

TALKING SHIPHUNT

TALKING SPELLER

TANDY DELUXE RS-232 PROGRAM PAK

TAPE UTILITY

TAXAID

TAXAN'S PERSONAL TV TUNER

TAXI

TAZMAN

TEACHER'S PET

TEACHER PAK PLUS

TEASERS BY TOBBS

TEDDY BEARS

TEEE OFFF

TELE-ADDRESSER

TELEPAK

TELEPAK II

TELEPATCH

TELEPATCH II

TELEWRITER- 128

TELEWRITER- 64

TELEWRITER- 64 (AND MODIFICATIONS)

TELEWRITER- 64 CHARACTER SET EDITOR

TELEWRITER DISK

TELEWRITER KEYBOARD TEMPLATES

TERM TALK

TEST -AID

TEST MANAGER

TESTMAKER

TETRIS

TEXT

TEXT MASTER

TEXT PRO II

TEXTFORM

TEXTPRO IV

THAT'S INTERESTING

THEXDER

THIRD RAINBOW BOOK OF ADVENTURES, THE

THOSE DARN MARBLES

THREE GAME PACK NO 2

THUNDER RAM

THUNDER RAM

THUNDERDUPE 2

TIC-TAC-TOE

TIC-TAC-TOE

TIC-TAC MATH

TIME AND MONEY

TIME BANDIT

TIME FIGHTER

TIME MASTER

TIME PATROL

TIME TEACHER

TIMEBOUND

TIMS

TIMSMAIL AND TIMSUTIL

TINY COMPILER

TITLE

TNT-ALYZ

TO PRESERVE QUANDIC

MAR

1985

200

JAN

1985

221

MAR

1982

18

JUN

1984

225

MAR

1985

214

SEP

1983

199

MAR

1985

192

SEP

1983

108

DEC

1984

221

JUL

1985

222

MAY

1984

243

MAR

1990

108

NOV

1984

205

MAR

1987

138

FEB

1985

227

SEP

1988

132

FEB

1984

227

JAN

1986

208

APR

1989

136

NOV

1989

109

OCT

1985

209

JUL

1986

168

MAY

1988

133

JUN

1983

216

AUG

1987

143

JUN

1986

77

DEC

1982

156

DEC

1989

95

MAR

1984

227

MAY

1984

258

JAN

1985

217

SEP

1985

192

APR

1989

138

MAR

1985

217

FEB

1985

231

FEB

1983

176

MAY

1988

131

OCT

1989

102

NOV

1983

264

AUG

1988

134

NOV

1987

137

JUN

1990

66

APR

1984

258

MAY

1986

206

SEP

1985

209

DEC

1985

234

AUG

1983

94

JUN

1985

215

JAN

1985

200

AUG

1983

136

JUL

1984

201

MAR

1984

272

DEC

1985

243

FEB

1984

242

SEP

1983

128

OCT

1984

213

NOV

1982

41

MAY

1985

198

SEP

1982

89

JUL

1987

140

AUG

1983

296

JUL

1985

223

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TOMB OF T'lEN

TOP STIX

TOUCHSTONE

TOWER CASTLE ADVENTURE

TOWER OF FEAR

TP-1 PRINTER

TRACK EVENTS

TRADING POST

TRANSTAR-315 COLOR PRINTER

TRAPFALL

TRAVELIN' TOAD

TREASURE OF THE AZTECS

TREASURY PACKS #1 AND #2

TREK 16

TREK 80C

TREKBOER

TRI-GRAF AND SHOWMAKER

TRIG ATTACK

TRIGGER 64

TRIPLE JOYPORT SWITCHER

TRIPLE TRANSFER UTILITY

TRIVIA

TRIVIA FEVER

TRS-80 COLOR BASIC

TRS-80 COLOR COMPUTER AND MC-10 PROGRAMS

TRS-80 PROGRAMMER'S SOURCEBOOK

TRS-80 USER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA, THE

TRSCOPY

TRY- 0- TAX

TRYTHIS

TS6821 INTERFACE

TUTORCODE

TV GRAPHICS EDITOR

TW-80

TX

TX WORD PROCESSOR

TXD

TYP-O-MATIC

TYPE TREK

TYPEMATE

U-BUFF

U.S. STAMP INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

ULTIMATE COCO REFERENCE GUIDE AND TOOLKIT, THE

ULTIMUSE III

ULTRA- BASE

ULTRA -CAT

ULTRA-MERGE

ULTRA EDITOR

ULTRA LABEL MAKER

ULTRA TELEPATCH

ULTRAED+

UNDERWARE

UNINTERRUPTED POWER SOURCE

UNISTAND

UNIVERSAL VIDEO DRIVER

UNKILL

UP-1

UPDOS

UPLOAD

UTILITIES & SUBROUTINES IN BASIC

UTILITY- 1

UTILITY ROUTINES

MAY

1988

129

MAR

1983

199

OCT

1984

210

DEC

1982

154

MAR

1983

124

FEB

1983

86

FEB

1986

200

MAY

1986

192

DEC

1983

242

AUG

1983

188

SEP

1984

206

APR

1986

197

JAN

1990

96

OCT

1982

96

OCT

1982

96

FEB

1985

230

APR

1985

207

NOV

1987

131

JAN

1986

201

JUN

1985

216

JUL

1984

227

OCT

1985

190

APR

1985

220

SEP

1982

90

DEC

1984

238

JUL

1983

297

OCT

1984

201

MAR

1985

222

APR

1986

208

DEC

1989

101

OCT

1984

208

MAR

1984

246

MAY

1984

262

OCT

1987

138

DEC

1986

136

MAR

1986

209

JUL

1986

151

AUG

1987

132

SEP

1984

196

FEB

1989

130

AUG

1986

151

JUL

1986

156

SEP

1985

220

FEB

1990

110

JAN

1989

126

OCT

1989

103

JUL

1989

121

JUL

1987

139

FEB

1987

144

NOV

1986

138

APR

1990

104

FEB

1987

136

SEP

1986

149

NOV

1987

130

OCT

1984

205

OCT

1986

144

JAN

1983

121

JUN

1990

72

AUG

1983

266

MAR

1990

103

OCT

1984

222

NOV

1985

199

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UTILITY ROUTINES VOLUME II

V-TERM

VALHALLA

VC

VDOS

VDUMP

VECTOR ADDITION

VEGAS GAME PAK

VEGAS SLOTS

VEHICLE COST PRINTOUT

VENTURER

VERSA MAIL

VIDCODIT VIDEO DIGITIZER

VIDEO CARDS/KENO

VIDEO CLEAR INTERFACE

VIDEO DRAW POKER

VIDEO INTERFACE KIT

VIDEO PLUS

VIDEO REVERSER

VIEW- EDIT

VIEW II

VIKING

VINCENT VAN COCO

VIP CALC

VIP CALC III

VIP DATABASE

VIP DATABASE III

VIP SPELLER

VIP TERMINAL

VIP WRITE ENHANCER

VIP WRITER III

VIP WRITER III VERSION 2.0

VIRTUAL MEMORY LOADER

VIZIDRAW 1.0

VOCAB

VOCABULARY BUILDER

VOCAL FREEDOM

VOICE, THE

VOICEPAK

VORTEX FACTOR

VOX CHESS

VT-8302 PILOT LIGHT

WALL STREET

WALL STREET

WAR KINGS

WAR OF THE WORLDS

WAREHOUSE MUTANTS

WARGAME DESIGNER

WARGAME DESIGNER II

WARGAME ORGANIZER ICON DISK 1

WARP FACTOR X

WARP FIGHTER 3-D

WARRIOR AND THE WIZARD

WARRIOR KING

WEIGHT AND SPEED

WET T-SHIRT CONTEST

WHEEL OF FATE

WHEELER, THE

WHERE'S-IT

WHIRLYBIRD RUN

WHITE FIRE OF ETERNITY

WHOLE NUMBERS

NOV

1987

135

NOV

1988

134

FEB

1984

214

FEB

1984

221

SEP

1983

248

OCT

1983

238

JUN

1984

238

JUN

1986

175

NOV

1987

132

MAY

1989

125

JUN

1982

40

FEB

1985

211

FEB

1986

197

FEB

1988

135

DEC

1983

288

NOV

1988

134

NOV

1982

54

NOV

1983

284

DEC

1984

221

AUG

1985

219

JUN

1985

197

JUL

1982

64

APR

1986

195

FEB

1985

222

JUL

1989

116

JUL

1984

245

DEC

1988

129

MAY

1985

201

JAN

1984

229

FEB

1987

148

SEP

1988

126

APR

1989

132

FEB

1983

198

SEP

1985

200

MAR

1990

104

SEP

1983

136

NOV

1988

126

JUL

1984

241

NOV

1983

278

JUL

1986

152

JUL

1985

195

MAR

1984

240

MAR

1983

20

OCT

1986

137

MAY

1982

33

NOV

1985

197

AUG

1985

220

AUG

1988

126

SEP

1989

99

JUN

1989

133

FEB

1986

195

FEB

1989

134

FEB

1983

180

FEB

1989

132

DEC

1984

214

FEB

1983

92

DEC

1989

96

JUL

1989

117

JAN

1985

206

SEP

1984

200

DEC

1986

135

MAY

1984

213

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WICO COMMAND CONTROL TRACKBALL

WILD PARTY

WILDCARD COPY

WILLY'S WAREHOUSE

WINDOW MASTER

WINDOW WRITER

WINNIE THE POOH AND THE HUNDRED ACRE WOOD

WISHBRINGER

WITCHES' KNIGHT

THE

CASTLE

CASTLE

DEN

MATH BOARD

TOWER

'S
'S
'S
'S

WORD MEANING, THE
SYNONYMS AND ANTONYMS, THE

WITNESS,

WIZARD ' S

WIZARD

WIZARD

WIZARD

WIZARD

WIZARD

WIZARD

WIZARD 64

WORD-PAK II

WORD FACTORY'S

WORD FACTORY -

WORD POWER 3.1

WORD PROCESSOR

WORD SEARCH GAME, THE

WORD SEARCH PUZZLES

WORDCLONE

WORDPAK-RS

WORDS ABOUT THINGS

WORDS THAT ACT

WORKBASE

WORLD AT WAR

WORLD AT WAR, A

WORLDS OF FLIGHT

WRITEST

XMENU

XPNDR1

XPNDR2

XSCREEN

XWORD, XSPELL, XMERGE

YACHTSEE

YAHTZZ AND QUANTUMLEAP

YORK 10 EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE

YORK 10 EDUCATIONAL SOFTWARE

YORK 10 SOFTWARE LIBRARY - PHYSICS

YOUNG WRITER'S NOTEPAD

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ZANDAR

ZAPPER FAMILY,

ZAPPER, THE

ZONE RUNNER

ZOOKEY

ZOOMDUMP

ZORK I

THE

SEP

1986

136

OCT

1983

270

DEC

1988

132

OCT

1984

206

FEB

1989

124

DEC

1989

102

DEC

1987

133

AUG

1986

148

AUG

1984

231

JUL

1986

163

AUG

1986

136

FEB

1990

104

JAN

1988

129

DEC

1985

244

JUN

1986

177

DEC

1984

194

JUL

1986

168

DEC

1983

284

MAY

1985

212

MAR

1987

136

JUN

1987

132

OCT

1988

117

MAY

1985

202

APR

1987

140

MAR

1984

232

DEC

1982

156

OCT

1986

149

JUN

1983

162

JUN

1983

162

FEB

1985

207

NOV

1989

110

JUN

1990

75

AUG

1984

200

JAN

1987

150

MAY

1986

190

AUG

1984

208

FEB

1986

213

JUN

1986

169

JUL

1986

170

JUN

1985

210

MAR

1989

121

JAN

1987

134

MAY

1987

144

FEB

1987

140

DEC

1985

236

DEC

1989

98

JUN

1988

131

NOV

1984

223

DEC

1988

138

JAN

1988

131

JUN

1985

204

MAR

1989

112

JUL

1986

150

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TAPE DISK 1982-90 - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

Page 1

RAINBOW TEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

TAPE/DISK 1982-90

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

%PROFIT SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATION

12MONTHS TUTORIAL ON MONTHS

178 POKE GRAPHICS UTILITY

2-COLUMN LLIST IN 2 COLUMNS

20 ODD GRAPHICS DEMO

2CRAPSA GAME

2PART1 ESCAPE FROM TUT'S TOMB; ALSO 2PART2 ETC

3 WRITER SIMPLE WORD PROCESSOR FOR C0C03

3CRAPS GAME

3CRAPSA GAME

3D GAME IN 3 DIMENSIONS

3DFNCPLT 3-D FUNCTION PLOTTER

3DGRAPH 3-D BAR GRAPH PROGRAM

3DGRAPH 3 DIMENSION PLOTS

3DGRAPHX COCO IN 3-D

3DLETTER INITIALLY 3-D

3DMAZE HI -RES LABYRINTH GAME

40 35 DISK UTILITY

40 80 DISK UTILITY

5-COLDIR FIVE-COLUMN DIRECTORIES

64KBASIC USE 64K

64KDRIVR SOUND SYNTHESIS

64KSETUP UTILITY

6VOICES ML MUSIC

7COLORS GRAPHICS DEMO

8 -COLOR GRAPHICS DEMO

99BEERS TOO MANY (HIC) BOTTLES OF BEER

A/D DRVR SOUND SYNTHESIZER

A/D PRGM SOUND SYNTHESIZER

ABC INTRODUCE KIDS TOCOMPUTERS

ABC GAME DRILL THE ABC'S

ABCMRG SOUNDING OUT THE ABC'S

ACCOUNT KEEP TRACK OF FINANCE RECORDS

ACCOUNT TAXPAYER'S UTILITY

ACCOUNTS BUSINESS ACCOUNTS REVEIVABLE

ACEYDUCY CARD GAME

AD-DICT ADVENTURE GAME UTILITY

ADD SUB5 MATH QUIZ

ADDBLOKS MENTAL MATH BLOCKS

ADDITION ELECTRONIC LEARNING BOOK UTILITY

ADDITION MATH SKILLS

ADDNUM C TUTORIAL; ALSO PRIMENUM

ADDRESS DISK UTILITY

ADDRESS MAILING LIST

ADDRESSR ENVELOPE ADDRESSER

ADJECTIV ADJECTIVE REVIEW

ADLABELS MAKE ADDRESS LABELS

ADPROFIT ADVERTISING PROFIT PREDICTOR

ADRESBAS HOW TO FIND ML ADDRESSES

ADRESPAS HOW TO FIND ML ADDRESSES

ADV-PRO PROGRAMMING UTILITY

ADVDRIVE ADVENTURE GAME AID

ADVMAKER ADVENTURE GAME AID

AGENDA SCRATCH PAD AGENDA

MTH

YR

PAGI

MAR

1984

21

JUL

1988

86

OCT

1983

102

MAY

1985

44

JAN

1984

202

JUN

1983

256

AUG

1988

58

APR

1987

156

JUN

1983

257

JUL

1983

148

NOV

1982

8

SEP

1986

82

APR

1990

67

JUN

1983

116

JUN

1989

52

OCT

1987

53

APR

1982

7

JUL

1985

33

JUL

1985

31

MAR

1989

80

OCT

1983

319

OCT

1985

87

MAY

1986

83

JUN

1989

68

JAN

1985

38

OCT

1984

19

JUN

1988

79

JUN

1985

36

JUN

1985

36

SEP

1987

58

SEP

1984

157

FEB

1988

142

MAR

1987

26

FEB

1983

138

OCT

1982

118

JAN

1984

27

FEB

1983

99

JAN

1986

90

SEP

1988

71

DEC

1985

30

APR

1987

166

MAR

1987

186

MAY

1984

38

OCT

1982

86

DEC

1983

161

OCT

1986

152

FEB

1989

88

FEB

1988

32

FEB

1988

108

FEB

1988

108

AUG

1986

27

DEC

1982

98

AUG

1982

47

APR

1990

49

TAPE DISK 1982-90 - RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX

Page 2

AHHA

AHP

AIRPLAND

ALARM

ALARM

ALBRECHT

ALFAWORD

ALLPERMS

ALPHA

ALPHA II

ALPHTIZR

ALPINE

ALPSLOPE

AMNOTRON

AMORTIZE

AMORTIZE

AMPHIBIA

ANALOGY

ANALYST

ANALYZER

ANALYZER

ANIMALS

ANIMATE

ANIMATE

ANIMATE

ANIMATIC

ANIMATIC

ANIMATOR

ANIMATOR

ANIMCALC

ANIMCALC

ANOVA

ANTHEM

AOPTION1

APPLEPIE

APPLICAT

AQUARIUM

ARCHIE

ARC0N16K

ARC0N32K

ARRAYS

ARTGAL

ARTIST

ASCICALC

ASCII3

ASCIIREF

ASCIREAD

ASCSERCH

ASMBCOR

ASSEBMLY

ASSEM

ASSEMBLE

ASTEROID

ASTRONAT

AT

ATTORNEY

AUDIOSPL

AUT03

AUTODIAL

AUTODNSR

AUTOEXEC

AUTOMILE

HAUNTED HOUSE ADVENTURE

PROGRAM TO HELPIN DECISION MAKING

COCO'S DARING FLYING MACHINE

A WORKING ALARM CLOCK

ALARM CLOCK

ADVENTURE GAME AID

ALPHABET ROULETTE

CAN COCO LEARN?; ALSO 1STMOVES; DATAMAKR;

GAME

ADVENTURE GAME

SORTING ROUTINE

GAME

GAME

PMODE GRAPHICS

FINANCE UTILITY

MAPPING YOUR FINANCES

ACTION GAME

WHERE'S THE LOGIC?

FINANCIAL REPORTER

DISK UTILITY

HARDWARE PROJECT; ALSO ZEROBUF; ETC

DEMONSTRATES ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

ANIMATION FILM FESTIVAL

COLOR CARTOONS

GRAPHIC UTILITY

ANIMATED GRAPHICS ML PROGRAM

ANIMATED GRAPHICS ML PROGRAM

ANIMATION DEMO

GRAPHICS ANIMATOR

ANIMATED GRAPHICS DEMO

ANIMATED GRAPICS DEMO

STATISTICS

TRIGONOMETRY GAME

TUTORIAL ON REM; ALSO AOPTION2

COCO CONCOCTIONS

AID IN FILLING OUT FORMS

ELECTRONIC AQUARIUM

ARCHITECTURAL HELP; ALSO ARC

ADVENTURE GAME

ADVENTURE GAME

HALF LIFE OF NUCLEAR DECAY

GRAPHICS UTILITY FOR 'ART GALLERY'

PRINTER GRAPHICS

TURNING TEXT GRAPHICS INTO TITLE SCREENS

DISPLAY CHARACTER SET AND ASCII CODES

ASCII ANSWERS

READING WORD PROCESSING FILES

STRING SEARCH

EDTASM PATCH

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE DEMO

SCREEN PRINTER PROGRAM

PART OF ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE PROGRAM

GAME

GAME

OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO ATRUN

POWER OF ATTORNEY

SPELLING DRILL AND PRACTICE

LOAD AND RUN AT A SPECIFIED TIME

AUTODIAL REACHES ACROSS THE MILES

DESIGN YOUR OWN CAR

AUTO -EXECUTING ML PROGRAMS

CHECK MILEAGE

FEB

1983

64

APR

1989

118

JAN

1988

73

DEC

1988

102

NOV

1987

98

NOV

1982

37

NOV

1987

97

TIC JUL

1988

160

NOV

1982

101

DEC

1984

68

MAY

1986

97

AUG

1982

34

DEC

1985

206

JUL

1986

54

MAR

1987

82

NOV

1989

20

AUG

1985

108

JAN

1989

80

MAR

1984

50

MAR

1986

90

APR

1990

72

SEP

1987

36

OCT

1987

114

OCT

1985

60

MAY

1985

64

JUL

1985

JUN

1985

58

APR

1989

82

JUL

1983

53

JUL

1985

JUN

1985

58

MAR

1983

94

JUL

1985

149

JUN

1990

54

DEC

1987

77

JUL

1983

130

FEB

1988

78

MAY

1987

58

JUL

1984

10

JUL

1984

94

MAR

1983

35

OCT

1984

134

NOV

1983

129

MAR

1989

79

SEP

1988

76

JUN

1988

82

FEB

1988

81

MAR

1989

80

DEC

1982

29

APR

1982

4

SEP

1982

74

NOV

1982

94

JUN

1989

90

SEP

1986

33

JUN

1987

162

MAR

1983

56

SEP

1984

165

JUN

1988

32

NOV

1987

144

AUG

1983

52

FEB

1988

154

NOV

1989

40

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Page 3

AUTORPT

AUXART8

AVERAGES

AWARDS

AXEL F

BACKSTAB

BACKUP

BADWOLF

BALANCE

BALL

BALL1

BALL3

BALLDEMO

BALLDEMO

BANDY1

BANDY2

BANKACCT

BANKER

BANNER

BANNER

BANNER

BARGRAPH

BARREL

BASEBALL

BASEBALL

BASEBALL

BASEBALL

BASEBLL2

BASIC+

BASIC64K

BASICODE

BASICPAL

BASKET

BASKET

BASKETBL

BASLINE

BASLOAD

BASPRINT

BASSMATE

BASTRAIN

BASTRAN1

BASTRAN2

BASTRAN3

BATS

BATSBUGS

BAZAAR

BBS-BORD.SYS

BEAM3D

BEAST

BEEPEROO

BEEZAP

BESTLIST

BETWEEN

BFORK

BFORK.DUMP

BGG

BIBFILE

BIGBIRD

BIGDIPPR

BIGDUMP

BIGPRINT

BILLBARS

MAKE KEYS AUTO -REPEAT

RANDOM GRAPHICS

TEACHER'S STATISTICS

HAM RADIO UTILITY

MUSIC

BREAKOUT PLAY-ALIKE

DISK BACKUP UTILITY

GAME FOR LEARNING ABC'S

EDUCATIONAL GAME FOR CHILDREN

GRAPHICS DEMO

GET-PUT GRAPHICS; ALSO BALL2-9

LOGIC PROBLEM TESTER; ALSO BALL2

ANIMATION GRAPHICS

GRAPHICS DEMO

WORD GAME

WORD GAME

DEMO BANK ACCOUNT FOR CHILDREN

BANK BY PHONE

COLOR GRAPHICS BANNER

GIANT GRAPHICS BANNER

PRINTER BANNER MAKER

DRAW BAR GRAPHS

PUZZLE

BASEBALL CARD FILE

DATABASE SAMPLE FOR EDUCATION

GRAPHICS DEMO

PRINT BASEBALL SCORESHEET

BASEBALL TEAM LOGOS

MORE BASIC COMMANDS; ALSO BSORT

64K UTILITY

UTILITY TO GIVE 40K

PALETTE TUTORIAL

BASKETBALL MATH DRILL

LO-RES BASKETBALL GAME

CANADIAN PROVINCES-CAPITALS

ML DRAW THE LINE; ALSO BINLINE

BASIC LOADER

PRINTER DRIVERS; ALSO LISTING2; MLPRINT

SELECT YOUR FISHINGLURE

DRAW DEMO

PROGRAMMING HINTS

PROGRAMMING HINTS

PROGRAMMING HINTS

GRAPHICS DEMO

ADVENTURE GAM

GRAPHICS DEMO

BBS

ANIMATE 3 DIMENSIONAL PICTURES

ADVENTURE GAME

SIMPLE ADDITION GAME

BEE ZAPPER

LLISTING FORMATTER

LEARNING LETTER SEQUENCES

THE PROBLEM WITH BASIC09

THE PROBLEM WITH BASIC09

LO-RES GRAPHICS DEMO

BIBLIOGRAPY PROGRAM

COUNT YOUR EGGS BEFORE THEY DROP

GRAPHICS DEMO

PAGE DUMP FOR THE DMP-105

LARGE LETTERS TO PRINTER

HOME FINANCE

SEP

1982

48

JAN

1984

66

MAR

1984

122

DEC

1985

181

JUN

1987

58

JAN

1987

28

DEC

1983

29

SEP

1988

34

JUL

1987

50

OCT

1985

21

JUL

1989

130

JUL

1988

28

MAY

1987

88

JAN

1989

59

JUN

1984

142

JUN

1984

144

AUG

1985

148

MAY

1984

121

MAY

1984

42

FEB

1983

110

MAY

1986

150

JUN

1983

29

MAR

1987

52

MAY

1986

68

MAY

1984

192

JUN

1984

94

APR

1987

70

SEP

1985

106

SEP

1989

38

JAN

1983

166

JAN

1984

78

FEB

1987

200

FEB

1990

94

FEB

1984

160

MAR

1990

112

DEC

1988

104

AUG

1984

187

SEP

1986

193

APR

1986

132

SEP

1985

141

NOV

1985

76

NOV

1985

76

NOV

1985

76

MAR

1986

48

JUL

1984

134

FEB

1985

246

NOV

1987

152

MAY

1989

75

DEC

1984

93

JUL

1982

18

SEP

1987

50

MAY

1988

104

JUN

1990

22

AUG

1987

163

AUG

1987

163

OCT

1984

93

SEP

1983

254

APR

1989

64

JAN

1987

30

MAY

1988

92

DEC

1983

21

APR

1982

19

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BILLGEN

BINARY

BINARY

BINGO

BINGO

BINGO

BINGOTLK

BINLINE

BINTREE

BIOCHART

BIRD

BIRD

BIRDS

BIRDSEED

BIRTHDAY

BIRTHDAY

BLACKBOX

BLACKJAK

BLAKJACK

BLASTER

BLASTER

BLINK

BLITZ1

BLITZ2

BLITZ3

BLKBOARD

BLKJACK

BLOCKOUT

BL0CKS3

BLOOD

BLOOD

BLOWUP

BLUEBERT

BLUEVOID

BOB

BOGGEL

BOLTYPE

BOMBAWAY

BONUS

BOOKLET

BOOKMARK

BOOKWORM

BOOLEAN

BOOT

BOOT . BAS

BOOTFLIP

BORDER

BOUNCE

BOUNCY

BOWLING

BOXCAR1

BOXING

BOXMENU

BRAINGME

BRAINSTM

BREAKDIS

BRICKS

BROTAN

BRTHDAY1

BRTHDAY2

BRTHDAY3

BRU

PRINT INVOICES FOR PARTS AND LABOR

BINARY DICE CONVERSIONS

OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO SPLIT; COL ETC

AUTOMATIC BINGO CALLER

BINGO AID-MAKE CARDS

PRINT BINGO CARDS

BINGO

GRAPHICS; ALSO BINROTAT; BASROTAT

BINARY SORT (PASCAL)

ENTERTAINMENT

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION PROGRAM

GAME

GRAPHICS DMEO

GRAPHICS DEMO

BIRTHDAY CAKE GRAPHICS

CALCULATE AGE IN SECONDS

GAME

GAMBLING GAME

GAME

DISK UTILITY

GAME

BIG BROTHER'S WATCHING

DEFEND TERRAIN AGAINST ENEMY AIR FORCE

DEFEND TERRAIN AGAINST ENEMY AIR FORCE

DEFEND TERRAIN AGAINST ENEMY AIR FORCE

DIFFERENT SIZE LETTER GENERATOR

GAME

GAME

GRAPHICS PROGRAM; ALSO BLOCKS2

GRAPHIC SIMULATION

REVISING THE RESEVOIR

PM0DE4 DEMO

GAME

GAME AND PUZZLE

LOGO FOR MATH CLUB

GAME

PRINTER UTILITY

GAME

GRAPICS DEMO

PRINT A 6 PAGE PAMPHLET

LIBRARY INDEX

DEVELOP PROBLEM-SOLVING SKILLS

BINARY MATH PRACTICE

BOOT FOR COCO ZONE ADVENTURE

BBS

UTILITY; ALSO FLIPPOKE; FLIP-L2R

GRAPHICS BORDER

GRAPHICS DEMO

EDIT TUTORIAL

GAME

BASIC TRAINING

GAME

MENU UTILITY

COLLECTION OF 5 GAMES

MAKE COMPOSITION WRITING SIMPLE

PROGRAM PROTECTION UTILITY

LO-RES GAME

GAME

SOUND COMMAND DEMO

SOUND COMMAND DEMO

SOUND COMMAND DEMO

BACKUP DISK DIRECTORY

MAR

1988

20

DEC

1986

88

MAR

1987

196

AUG

1986

80

APR

1984

92

NOV

1989

42

AUG

1988

38

JUL

1989

80

FEB

1985

281

MAY

1987

20

AUG

1983

154

APR

1990

50

MAR

1986

42

APR

1989

83

JUL

1985

100

JAN

1988

80

AUG

1989

26

APR

1984

97

AUG

1987

84

NOV

1989

26

AUG

1987

44

MAR

1989

78

JUN

1988

60

JUN

1988

60

JUN

1988

60

SEP

1983

92

OCT

1983

135

MAY

1988

94

JAN

1989

28

MAY

1987

38

APR

1988

146

OCT

1984

58

APR

1987

105

FEB

1989

28

SEP

1983

54

SEP

1983

61

MAY

1984

69

OCT

1986

18

FEB

1985

240

JAN

1989

22

SEP

1985

228

SEP

1989

32

MAY

1988

100

APR

1986

30

NOV

1987

152

JUL

1986

115

APR

1983

104

OCT

1984

19

APR

1985

247

JUL

1989

103

JUN

1989

80

AUG

1986

124

JAN

1990

32

DEC

1985

191

DEC

1988

150

AUG

1986

82

AUG

1986

83

AUG

1985

20

JUN

1985

42

JUN

1985

42

JUN

1985

42

APR

1988

72

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BSKBINIT

BSOCG

BSR ML

BUBBLWAR

BUCKLEUP

BUDDY

BUDGET

BUDGET

BUGGIE

BW2

BYTE 1

BYTE 2

BYTECODR

BYTECODR

BYTESCRN

BYTESCRN

BYTMASTR

CAD

CADET TR

CADMOD

CADPRINT

CADPRINT

CALC

CALC

CALCLATR

CALCLOCK

CALCULAT

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALENDAR

CALGEN

CALL

CALLER

CALLMEMO

CALTIME

CANVAS

CAPITALS

CAPTION

CARCOUNT

CARD LOG

CARDFILE

CARDIO

CARDLIST

CARDS -1

CARDS -2

CARDSHOP

CARDTRIK

CAROLS

CARRIER

CARTE BLANCHE

CASBXLBL

CASH

CASSLABL

CASSLBLR

CASTLE

CASTLE

BASKETBALL STATISTICS

KEYBOARD ENHANCER

PROGRAM FOR PLUG- N- POWER CONTROLLER

GAME

TRIGONOMETRY GAME

PROGRAM EDITOR FOR COC03

HELP AT TAX TIME

MONTHLY BUDGET

CHILD'S PLAY

MUSIC SYNTHESIZER; ALSO BW2C3FIX

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE DEMO

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE DEMO

TO INPUT ML CODE INTO MEMORY

TUTORIAL ON ROM ROUTINES

ASSEMBLY DEMO

LOAD 51-COLUMN UTILITY

VIDEO SCREEN UTILITY

ANIMATED HIGH RES STORY

GAME

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

UPDATE FROM OCT 1985

CALCULATOR (PASCAL)

POP -UP CALCULATOR

MAKE CALCULATIONS EASIER FOR DISABLED

PART OF LCLALARM

COCO CALCULATOR

CREATE A CALENDAR

DISPLAY CALENDARS

MAKE A CALENDAR

MAKE A CALENDAR

OS -9 BASIC CALENDAR CREATER

POP-UP CALENDAR

PRINT AN APPOINTMENT BOOK

PRINT CALENDARS; ALSO CALMOD

TWELVE MONTHS OF FUN

CALCULATOR PROGRAM (PASCAL)

CASSETTE LOADING UTILITY

ASSEMBLY DEMO

MAKE A NOTE OF IT

CALENDAR GENERATOR

PAINT PROGRAM

GEOGRAPHY DRILL

CAPTION UTILITY

COUNTING FOR LITTLE ONES

LIBRARY EDUCATION

XMAX CARD FILE AND LABELER

SIMULATION OF HEART ATTACK

GREETING CARD LIST

GREETING CARDS

GREETING CARDS

MAKE GREETINGS CARDS

CARD TRICK

XMAS SOUND AND GRAPHICS

GRAPHICS

BASIC09 MENUS; ALSO BLDMENU; TEST

LABEL MAKER

CALCULATE INSTALLMENT LOANS

MUSIC TAPE ORGANIZER

CUSTOM CASSETTE LABELS

ADVENTURE CONTEST WINNER

ADVENTURE GAME

FEB

1984

141

FEB

1985

105

AUG

1983

93

FEB

1986

60

JUL

1985

151

JUL

1988

34

APR

1988

112

MAR

1987

172

AUG

1988

44

JUN

1987

58

JUN

1985

138

JUN

1985

138

MAY

1985

77

OCT

1985

31

JUL

1985

88

MAY

1985

73

SEP

1984

124

JAN

1984

85

MAR

1983

154

JUL

1989

101

OCT

1985

148

FEB

1986

103

JAN

1985

264

FEB

1988

79

FEB

1989

50

JAN

1986

74

APR

1990

21

SEP

1984

99

JAN

1986

43

MAY

1986

64

OCT

1982

8

JAN

1990

46

APR

1988

74

JAN

1988

100

JAN

1987

46

MAY

1989

92

SEP

1984

266

DEC

1987

75

AUG

1985

104

APR

1989

52

JAN

1986

173

MAY

1988

91

APR

1983

34

NOV

1989

58

JAN

1987

76

AUG

1986

94

DEC

1984

47

APR

1985

60

DEC

1988

90

DEC

1983

100

DEC

1983

106

DEC

1986

62

DEC

1988

92

DEC

1984

20

OCT

1989

20

MAR

1990

118

MAY

1987

91

MAR

1986

73

JUL

1984

174

FEB

1989

88

FEB

1988

65

JUN

1986

28

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CAT PLAY DEMO

CATALYST CUSTOMIZE YOUR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

CATALYST3 CUSTOMIZE YOUR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

CATDANCE GRAPHICS ANIMATION; ALSO RECTANGL

CATEGORY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DRILL

CATHEAD TALKING COCO CATHEAD

CC TALK TERMINAL PROGRAM

CC3GRAPH DRAW A PIE CHART

CC3PATCH COCO 3 POTPOURRI

CCBLITZ EDUCATIONAL FOOTBALL QUIZ

CCTLOAD TERMINAL PROGRAM

CCTRATE GAME

CDUMP ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE AID

CEMENT CALCULATE CEMENT

CENTERER PHRASE CENTERER

CENTPEDE GAME

CFRR CASH FLOW RATE OF RETURN

CGPLABEL LABELS FOR CGP-115

CGPPRINT DUMP TO THE CGP-220

CHALENGE $100 CHALLENGE GAME

CHANGE COUNTING CHANGE

CHANGER COCO 3 GRAPHICS

CHAR1000 CHARACTER GENERATION

CHARACTR ADVENTURE GAME AID

CHARACTR ADVENTURE GAME UTILITY

CHARFIND ADVENTURE GAME UTILITY

CHARGEN CHARACTER GENERATOR; ALSO LISTING1 ETC

CHARGER DISK UTILITY

CHARLIE FORMAT LLIST LISTINGS

CHARLIE GRAPHICS DEMO

CHARLOAD GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO PROGLOAD ETC

CHART RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM

CHARTER ADVANCES IN OS -9 TECHNOLOGY

CHASE GAME

CHEAPTKR VOTRAX DRIVER

CHECK1 ACCOUNTING UTILITY; ALSO CHECK2

CHECKERS GAME

CHECKS BALANCE YOUR CHECKBOOK

CHECKS CHECKBOOK BALANCER

CHEKBOOK CHECKBOOK BALANCER

CHEKBOOK CHECKBOOK CHECKER

CHEKRITR PRINT PERSONAL CHECKS

CHEMBOND CHEMISTRY DRILL

CHESS CHESS SIMULATION

CHICAGO MUSIC AND GRAPHICS DEMO

CHIEF MUSIC

CHNGQUIZ ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

CHNGQUIZ LEARNING MONEY

CHOPPER HELICOPTER ACTION GAM

CHORDS CHORD FINDER

CHORDS LEARN POSITION OF KEYBOARD CHORDS

CHORDS MUSIC GENERATOR

CHORES CHORES FOR DOLLARS

CHOWN CHANGE OWNERSHIP OF OS-9 FILES

CHR CNT CHARACTER COUNTER (PASCAL)

CIDER MUSIC DEMO

CIPHER SECRET CODES

CIRCLE GRAPHICS DEMO

CIRCLE GRAPHICS DEMO

CIRCLE GRAPHICS DEMO

CIRCLE2 GRAPHICS DEMO

CIRCLES ML MADE BASIC; ALSO ARCS

NOV

1982

32

JUN

1988

168

JUN

1988

168

MAY

1987

52

JAN

1985

56

NOV

1987

113

NOV

1984

52

APR

1989

79

JUN

1988

158

OCT

1987

94

NOV

1984

59

FEB

1990

88

JUL

1987

100

APR

1987

74

MAY

1988

93

NOV

1988

76

MAR

1985

134

MAY

1984

136

MAY

1988

42

JUL

1985

182

SEP

1989

64

FEB

1988

85

MAR

1988

167

FEB

1984

297

MAR

1984

192

MAR

1983

13

AUG

1986

188

JUN

1985

113

DEC

1982

87

OCT

1985

19

FEB

1987

49

OCT

1987

144

FEB

1989

152

APR

1990

50

JUL

1983

275

FEB

1990

75

NOV

1989

83

APR

1987

75

JAN

1984

124

JAN

1985

238

FEB

1989

87

MAR

1987

20

JAN

1983

136

AUG

1988

28

JAN

1986

55

JUN

1987

79

AUG

1985

145

SEP

1986

98

JUN

1985

28

JUN

1984

181

JUN

1988

140

AUG

1983

132

MAY

1989

77

MAY

1989

144

OCT

1984

266

SEP

1988

76

JAN

1989

102

JUL

1983

168

JUL

1987

94

NOV

1987

96

NOV

1987

96

JAN

1989

90

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CIRCUIT TEACH ELECTRICAL CIRCUITS

CIRMOD GRAPHICS DEMO

CITY SUN GRAPHICS DEMO

CKWRITER CHECK WRITER FOR PAYROLL

CLASSICS MUSIC DEMO

CLEANUP SHORT GAME

CLKSPD INSTALLATION, AUTOMATION AND MORE

CLOADMOD CLOAD MODIFIER

CLOCK CLOCK FACE

CLOCK CLOCK UTILITY

CLOCK GRAPHICS DEMO IN PASCAL

CLOCK TEACH TELLING TIME

CLOCK1 GRAPHICS DEMOS; ALSO CL0CK2-4

CLOCKBAS CLOCK UTILITY

CLOVER DATA FOR COMPOSER

CLOVER USING THE DRAW STATEMENT

CLOWN GRAPHICS DEMO

CLOWNS THE CLOWN OF A HUNDRED FACES

CLRBLOKS INTORDUCE LO-RES GRAPHICS

CLRSCOPE RANDOM GRAPHICS ART

CLS CLS COMMAND

CLS OS -9

CLS255 255 WAYS TO CLS

CLUEFILE CHARADES GAME; ALSO SLUEWORD

CMDGEN PATCHES, PROGRAMS AND POLITICS

CMERGE CASSETTE MERGE UTILITY

CNDCAPTL CANADIAN GEOGRAPHY

C03C0L0R GRAPHICS TUTORIAL

C080. PATCH NEW TOOLS, NEW TOYS

COAX HAM RADIO UTILITY

COBBS/SYS MODIFYING THE COBBS; ALSO USER/SYS

COBBSSYS BBS PROGRAM

COCO-Q GAME

COC02MS TRANSFER UTILITY; ALSO ADDLF; MS19GEN;

COCOART ART DEMO

COCOBLUZ MUSIC

COCOCAD COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

COCOCALC BASIC FOR BEGINNERS

COCOCALC HOME HELP -A COCO CALCULATOR

COCOCALC ML SPREADSHEET

COCOCLN DISK UTILITY

COCODRAW COCO DRAW UPDATE

COCODRAW PART OF COCO ZONE ADVENTURE

COCODRAW PRIMITIVE DRAWING TOOLS

COCOFLOW AID FOR DRAWING FLOW CHARTS

COCOGOLF GOLF SIMULATION GAME

COCOKEY2 SPELLING GAME

COCOKEYS FIXES TO RECENT PROGRAMS

COCOKEYS KEYBOARD TRAINING

COCOLEID COCO OF MANY COLORS

COCOLERN ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

COCOLOGO PRINT A LOGO

COCOMOD1 KEYBOARD UTILITY; ALSO C0C0M0D2-3

COCOMON MACHINE LANGUAGE MONITOR

COCONECT CONNECT A DOT PROGRAM

COCONUTS GRAPHICS DEMO

COCOPADD CALCULATOR EMULATION

COCOPLUS INCREASES C0C03'S HSCREEN 2 AND 4

COCOPONG COCO PONG

COCOQUIZ THE COCO QUIZ MASTER

COCOSAVR ANALYZE SAVINGS PLAN

COCOSAYS MUSIC UTILITY

DEC

1987

98

JUL

1983

169

NOV

1987

106

APR

1985

93

JUN

1984

132

AUG

1985

90

NOV

1988

176

NOV

1984

117

SEP

1984

28

FEB

1986

56

MAY

1985

236

SEP

1986

58

NOV

1986

170

FEB

1986

56

JUN

1984

57

JUN

1985

161

JUN

1985

80

JAN

1988

44

FEB

1989

91

JAN

1984

80

SEP

1987

26

JUL

1989

128

JAN

1989

62

SEP

1988

65

MAY

1988

178

OCT

1983

206

SEP

1985

128

MAR

1987

112

APR

1988

160

NOV

1985

180

NOV

1988

16

NOV

1985

138

DEC

1989

26

MSFORM JUL

1986

176

OCT

1987

80

JUN

1988

20

OCT

1985

134

JAN

1988

37

APR

1987

90

FEB

1990

26

MAR

1990

54

OCT

1987

98

APR

1986

31

SEP

1987

160

MAR

1986

32

FEB

1984

69

AUG

1987

92

APR

1988

146

JUL

1987

112

MAR

1989

79

AUG

1987

50

OCT

1982

50

NOV

1986

126

FEB

1985

165

JAN

1987

60

MAR

1985

164

FEB

1985

144

OCT

1988

88

JAN

1989

63

JUN

1989

57

JAN

1988

84

APR

1983

218

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COCOTOUR

COCOTYPE

COCOTYPE

COCOZONE

CODELODE

CODEMSTR

CODEWORD

CODEWRDS

COEPPRAM

COL -POEM

COLLECT

COLLEGE

COLLEGE

COLOR1

C0L0R3

COLORFRM

COLORMIX

COLORPIE

COLORS

COLORS

COLORS

COLORS

COLRBASE

COLRBOOK

COLRBOOK

COLRCHEK

COLRDEO

COLRDUMP

COLRFEST

COLRTEST

COLRTYPE

COMBAT

COMMANDO

COMMAS

COMMHELP

COMMWP

COMPARE

COMPILER

COMPOSER

COMPRESS

COMPRESS

COMPRESS

COMPSHOP

COMPTEST

COMPUTE

CONCERT

CONGEN

C0NNECT4

CONNECTS

CONSEC

CONSEQS

CONTEST

CONTLOGR

CONTROL

CONVENTN

CONVERT

CONVERT

CONVERT

CONVERT

CONVERT

CONVERT

CONVERT

A MOVING RAINBOW BORDER; ALSO CCTDEMO

TYPING TUTOR

TYPING TUTOR

ADVENTURE GAME

MACHINE CODE LOADER

MORSE CODE AID

CRACKING CODES

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

AID PHYSICALLY HANDICAPPED; ALSO COEPPROM

WRITE OETRY

PICKING UP THE PIECES

CALCULATE A COLLEGE FUND

CALCULATE COLLEGE SAVING PLAN

GRAPHICS DEMO

COC03 COLOR CHART; ALSO LISTING 2

PRINT ROUTINE FOR ADVENTURES

COLOR SELECTION UTILITY

DUMP TO THE CGP-220

CHRS OF COLORS

DUMP TO THE CGP-220

GRAPHICS DEMO

PALETTE UTILITY

DATABASE; ALSO CONFIG

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS FUN

GRAPHICS UTILITY

GRAPHICS; ALSO CIRCLE1; CIRCLE2

SHADED SCREENDUMPS

ALL THE COLORS OF THE RAINBOW

ADJUSTING YOUR MONITOR

ELECTRONIC TYPEWRITER

ADVENTURE GAME

GAME

CORRECT COMMA USAGE

JOB DESCRIPTION

COMMUNICATIONS WORD PROCESSOR

ALSO INDEX; SAVELOAD; TOTAL

SAVE GRAPHICS WITH CSAVEM

MUSIC SYNTHESIZER

COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

TEXT FILE COMPRESSION; ALSO EXPAND

CONSUMER EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN

COMPATIBILITY GAME

PAYROLL COMPUTATION

ANIMATED GRAPHICS WITH MUSIC

TV TEST PATTERN GENERATOR

GAME

GAME

INTEGERS IN ORDER

GAME

PROGRAMMING CONTEST

HAM RADIO LOG

ADVENTURE CONTEST WINNER; ALSO CNTRL

KEEP TRACK OF VOTING AT CONVENTIONS

CONVERT BASE OF NUMBERS

CONVERT HEX TO DECIMAL ETC

CONVERT MICRO- PAINTER TO DISK

FOREIGN CURRENCY CALCULATOR

GRAPHICS UTILITY FOR 'ART GALLERY'

INCHES TO FEET AND YARDS

MEASUREMENT CONVERSIONS

APR

1989

112

JAN

1984

106

MAR

1987

66

APR

1986

31

JUL

1985

146

NOV

1989

12

OCT

1989

52

JUN

1985

45

FEB

1989

58

SEP

1985

132

JUN

1988

82

APR

1986

93

JUN

1988

26

AUG

1982

69

JAN

1987

24

APR

1985

113

APR

1988

124

MAY

1988

42

APR

1984

185

MAY

1988

42

MAY

1985

147

MAY

1987

89

APR

1990

24

MAY

1984

106

SEP

1989

12

MAR

1987

80

AUG

1989

36

MAY

1987

90

DEC

1987

74

JAN

1988

80

MAY

1990

58

SEP

1983

193

FEB

1986

182

JUL

1988

156

JAN

1986

112

JUL

1983

183

MAR

1988

68

NOV

1983

162

DEC

1983

132

DEC

1987

168

SEP

1987

170

SEP

1989

112

FEB

1985

65

FEB

1984

292

APR

1985

87

APR

1985

128

AUG

1983

100

JUN

1984

160

MAR

1988

76

JUN

1990

18

MAR

1983

110

JUL

1988

48

MAR

1983

180

FEB

1988

42

JUL

1988

110

JAN

1990

34

DEC

1987

74

MAR

1984

134

MAR

1985

162

OCT

1984

132

JAN

1989

72

JAN

1986

46

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CONVERT

CONVERT

COPTER

COPY

COPYASM

COPYDIR

COPYPIX

CORE

CORE

COST . PAS

COSTCALC

COTERM

COUNTDWN

COUNTME

COUNTRY

CRAPS

CRASHPRF

ORDINATE

CREATE

CREATE

CREATOR

CREDIT

CREXPFLE

CRNOGRPH

CRTVADER

CRUN

CRUNCHER

CRUSH

CRYPTAID

CRYPTO

CRYPTSAM

CSKETCH

CTRYROAD

CUPID

CURVFITZ

CWC4V10

CWC4V11

CWC5V10

CWC5V11

CYCLDRAW

D-ADVWTR

D/BAS

DANCE

DARKROOM

DATA

DATAB

DATABASE

DATABASE

DATABASE

DATABASE

DATABASE

DATABASE

DATABASE

DATAWRIT

DATELOAD

DATESET

DATFL

DATING

DAYPLAN

DBL SIDE

DEADRECK

DEBUG

METRIC CONVERTER

USE 64K

GRAPHICS ADVENTURE GAM

DISK COPY UTILITY

COPY UTILITY; ALSO COPY; ALLRAM

DISK UTILITY

TYPING UP DRAW STRINGS

NEWCOMER'S HINTS

USING SYSCALL TO ENHANCE BASIC09

PREDICTING PROFITS

SMALL BUSINESS AID

BBS SYSTEM

PAUSE FEATURE IN PROGRAM

FUNDAMENTAL MATH SKILLS

MUSIC

GAMBLING GAME

DISK UTILITY

DEVELOP GOOD FASHION SENSE

DISK DATABASE; ALSO DATAB

GRAPHICS UTILITY

HI -RES TEXT GENERATOR

KEEP TRACK OF CREDIT CARD BALANCES

BUSINESS EXPENSE MANAGEMENT

REAL TIME CLOCK

DESIGNER ARCADE GAMES

AUTO EXECUTE TAPE PROGRAMS

WIPE OUT LETTERS

MAKE PROGRAMS SMALLER

CRYPTOLOGIST'S SIDEKICK

CRYPTOGRAM GAME

CRYPTOGRAM SAMPLE

ETCH -A- SKETCH PROGRAM

SAMPLE FOR MUSIC+

MATCH -UP GAME

BEST FIT TO DATA POINTS

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

COCO 3 GRAPHICS

ADVENTURE GAME

DISK UTILITY

GET AND PUT DEMO

COCO AND PHOTOGRAPHY

PART OF ROTATE

DO-IT-YOURSELF DATABASE

ADVENTURE GAME UTILITY

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS

DISK MAILING LIST

DISK MAILING LIST PROGRAM

MAILING LABELS

MAILING LIST

USE ML IN BASIC

SEE PATCHIO; PATCH11

DISK UTILITY

DATABASE MANAGER

DATE YOUR PROGRAM

DAILY PLANNER

DISK UTILITY

FOR LIGHT AIRCRAFT (PASCAL)

ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE UTILITY

SEP

1983

226

OCT

1983

318

FEB

1984

64

JAN

1990

31

APR

1990

106

JUN

1983

86

OCT

1988

87

DEC

1985

108

MAY

1989

138

APR

1990

44

MAR

1984

100

DEC

1985

175

JAN

1986

44

FEB

1989

82

JUN

1987

79

APR

1984

69

FEB

1986

32

APR

1989

101

SEP

1989

20

OCT

1983

108

DEC

1983

192

APR

1989

103

MAR

1986

129

JUN

1985

83

DEC

1986

163

FEB

1986

45

SEP

1987

74

FEB

1988

157

JUL

1988

80

JUN

1983

132

JUN

1983

132

OCT

1983

161

JUN

1984

77

FEB

1985

77

APR

1983

234

OCT

1984

182

OCT

1984

182

NOV

1984

147

NOV

1984

147

FEB

1987

60

JAN

1983

50

DEC

1983

216

OCT

1985

85

FEB

1990

96

MAY

1986

121

MAY

1990

12

MAY

1984

144

FEB

1988

20

MAR

1988

82

SEP

1984

116

DEC

1984

258

OCT

1984

36

NOV

1984

247

JUL

1987

84

SEP

1984

88

NOV

1984

148

DEC

1982

114

FEB

1983

58

FEB

1989

106

JUL

1985

31

NOV

1984

273

FEB

1986

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1
2

DECISION

DECKHALL

DECODE

DECOMP

DEF MOV

DEFSDEMO

DEL

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMO

DEMON II

DEMOPOKE

DERBY

DESIGNER

DESKTOP

DESKTOPH

DESKTOPL

DEWEY

DHPATCH

DIAMOND1

DIAMONDS

DIARY

DIARY

DICE

DICE BAG

DICTNARY

DIGITIZE

DIRO

DIR2

DIR3

DIRALPHA

DIRECT

DIRECTRY

DIRPRINT

DISCRIM

DISEMBLR

DISK DIR

DISK . BAS

DISK3

DISKCHEK

DISKDABL

DISKDATA

DISKDIR

DISKDIR1

DISKDUMP

DISKEDT

DISKFIX

DISKLIST

DISKMENU

DISKMENU

DISKOFF

DISK0FF3

DISKSEEK

DISKSORT

DISKSTEP

HELP WITH DECISIONS

MUSIC; ALSO MUSCLOAD; TAPELOAD

FULL SENTENCE DECODE ROUTINE

DECOMPRESSION TECHNIQUE

GAME

PATCHES, PROGRAMS AND POLITICS

OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO DNAME; EXIT; TIME

A THIRD GRAPHICS SCREEN

ASSEMBLY DEMO

BASICO-9 CIRCLES

COLOR CARTOONS

GRAPHICS DEMO

SEE SCREEN51-DEMO

TWO-DIMENSIONAL ROTATION; ALSO DRIVER; ROTATI

UTILITY FOR OKIDATA ML92 PRINTER

ASSEMBLY DEMO

ASSEMBLY DEMO

ADVENTURE GAME

SCREEN POKE UTILITY

COCO DERBY

GAME SCREEN DESIGNER; ALSO CREATSET; ICONGRAB

POINT AND CLICK INTERFACE; WINDOWS

DESKTOP PUBLISHER

DESKTOP PUBLISHER

LIBRARY DRILL

SCREEN DUMPS; ALSO HTPATCH; HEPATCH

GRAPHICS; ALSO DIAMOND2

GRAPHICS

APPOINTMENT BOOK

DIARY

ADVENTURE GAME AID

ADVENTURE GAME AID

DICTIONARY SKILLS

TOUCH PAD DEMO

DISK DIRECTORY HANDLER SYSTEM

DISK UTILITY

DISK DIRECTORY HANDLER SYSTEM

ALPHABETIZE DISK DIRECTORY

CASSETTE TAPE DIRECTORY

JOYSTICK DIRECTORY UTILITY

HARD COPY DIRECTORY

VISUAL MEMORY CHALLENGES

BASIC DISASSEMBLER

HARD COPY DISK DIRECTORIES

CUSTOMIZE YOUR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

CUSTOMIZE YOUR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

DISK SPEED CHECK

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY (ALSO DISKDIR2-4)

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

ADVENTURE GAME AID

DISK UTILITY

FREE UP MEMORY

FREE UP MEMORY

DISK UTILITY

ALPHABETIC SORT OR DISK DIRECTORY

DISK UTILITY

FEB

1987

122

DEC

1986

42

APR

1985

112

JUN

1990

58

JAN

1987

36

MAY

1988

178

DEC

1986

198

NOV

1987

100

AUG

1985

96

JUN

1987

155

OCT

1985

60

OCT

1984

21

JAN

1985

251

APR

1989

72

MAY

1985

91

JUL

1985

87

JUL

1985

87

MAR

1985

79

NOV

1985

164

MAY

1989

42

JAN

1990

82

MAR

1989

100

OCT

1987

58

OCT

1987

58

MAR

1987

74

OCT

1989

63

AUG

1989

100

MAR

1990

78

NOV

1983

35

JUN

1989

91

MAY

1982

23

JUN

1982

38

APR

1989

98

JAN

1986

229

JAN

1985

124

DEC

1984

38

JAN

1985

122

FEB

1988

80

MAY

1985

38

FEB

1987

126

FEB

1988

81

JAN

1987

52

MAY

1984

22

MAY

1987

92

JUN

1988

168

JUN

1988

168

AUG

1984

165

OCT

1983

190

JUL

1987

30

JAN

1988

180

JUL

1983

156

JAN

1988

180

JUN

1990

26

MAR

1984

196

JUL

1982

30

OCT

1982

108

FEB

1986

37

JUL

1988

118

DEC

1988

100

JUL

1987

97

DEC

1983

64

APR

1986

149

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DISKTEST

DISKWASH

DISPLAY

DISPLAY1

DISPLAY2

DISPLAY3

DISPLAY4

DISPLAYS

DISPLAY6

DISPLAY7

DISTANCE

DIVISION

DLABEL

DMODE

DODGE

DOEVENT

DOEVENT

DOG

DOGGONE

DOGHOUSE

DOMINOES

DOODLER

DOODLER

D00DLER3

DOSSTART

DOTS

DOUBLE

DOWNHILL

DRAGBYTE

DRAGBYTE

DRAGBYTE

DRAGBYTE

DRAGBYTE

DRAGONS

DRAW-EZ

DRAWFACE

DRAWING

DRAWINGS

DREAM

DREIDL

DRGNGOLD

DRILLER2

DRILLER3

DRIVE2

DRIVEBY

DRIVEOFF

DRIVER

DRIVER

DRIVER

DRIVERHT

DRIVERLT

DSKDET

DSKMERGE

DSORT

DU-3

DUMBTERM

DUMP1

DUMP105

DUMP132

DUMP2

DUMPBAS

DUMPSTOR

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

GRAPHICS UTILITY

CENTER A MESSAGE

TITLE PRINTER

TITLE PRINTER

REVERSE PRINTING

PRINT BACKWARD MESSAGE

TITLE GENERATOR

TITLE GENERATOR

TRAVEL

LONG DIVISION DRILL

MAKE LABELS

CHANGE DISK DRIVE PARAMETERS

THE BLUE BLOCK BLUES

PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

GRAPHICS DEMO (SNOOPY?)

GRAPHICS DEMO

ACTION GAME

ELECTRO DOMINOES

GRAPHICS DEMO

PRINTER GRAPHICS

DOODLE DITTY

AUTO START ON DOS

GAME

DOUBLE SIZE SCREEN PRINT

HIT THE SLOPES

ADVENTURE CHARACTER GENERATOR

ADVENTURE CHARACTER GENERATOR

ADVENTURE GAME

ADVENTURE GAME

ADVENTURE GAME AID

ADVENTURE GAME AID

DEMO OF SAVING WITH CSAVEM

GRAPHICS

LIKE ETCH-A-SKETCH

DATA FOR SURFACE

CHRISTMAS ADVENTURE GAME

HANUKKAH GAME

ADVENTURE GAME

MATH DRILL

PRIMARY MATH DRILLER

FIXES TO RECENT PROGRAMS

HOME SEARCH; ALSO HOUSE; LOANDATA

OS -9 UTILITIES; ALSO IOMAN. PATCH ETC

BSOCG KEYBOARD ENHANCER DRIVER

CHANGE THE CURSOR PROMPT; ALSO CONVERT

FOR FASTLIFE OR SLOWLIFE

SCREEN DUMPS

SCREEN DUMP; ALSO DRIVERLE

REMOVE DISK WITHOUT UNPLUGGING ROM PAC

DISK UTILITY

VIEW OF MULTI-VUE; ALSO DSORT. ASM

DISK UTILITY

TERMINAL PROGRAM

GRAPHICS SCREEN DUMP

PRINTER UTILITY

HI -RES SCREEN DUMP

GRAPHICS SCREEN DUMP

ML MADE BASIC; ALSO DUMPBIN

DISK TO TAPE TRANSFER

JAN

1985

99

NOV

1983

310

SEP

1986

44

FEB

1985

133

FEB

1985

134

FEB

1985

134

FEB

1985

134

FEB

1985

135

FEB

1985

135

FEB

1985

135

MAY

1987

30

SEP

1988

53

MAY

1990

46

DEC

1988

160

NOV

1987

97

DEC

1987

180

NOV

1987

180

SEP

1982

78

JUL

1989

108

AUG

1985

229

JUN

1989

18

JUN

1984

89

JAN

1984

121

JAN

1989

60

NOV

1984

144

JUL

1983

83

MAY

1982

42

JAN

1989

63

FEB

1984

178

NOV

1983

172

JAN

1984

38

MAR

1983

202

OCT

1983

152

AUG

1982

64

NOV

1983

163

OCT

1986

49

FEB

1984

61

APR

1985

45

DEC

1987

20

DEC

1983

213

AUG

1984

28

OCT

1986

173

JAN

1990

42

APR

1988

146

FEB

1989

110

APR

1987

197

FEB

1985

109

JUL

1987

97

JUN

1986

204

AUG

1989

38

MAY

1989

100

MAR

1983

54

FEB

1985

175

MAR

1988

180

FEB

1987

94

MAR

1983

160

MAY

1986

95

MAY

1987

104

MAY

1989

74

MAY

1986

96

SEP

1988

98

AUG

1984

229

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DUNGEON ADVENTURE GAME

DUPER HAM RADIO UTILITY

DUPLICAT PROGRAMMING UTILITY

EAGLE GRAPHICS DEMO

EARTHTROT GRAPHICS DEMO

EASTER DRILL OF PATTERN DISCRIMINATION

ECHO KEYBOARD HARDCOPY

EDCN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DRILL

EDCOL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DRILL

EDCOLUMN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DRILL

EDIC MULTI-VUE GRAPHICS ICON EDITOR

EDITOR -2 THE PROBLEM WITH BASIC09

EDITOR BBS PATCH (RAINBORD)

EDITOR SLICING PROGRAMS; ALSO PRINTER

EDPATCH PATCH EDTASM; ALSO EDLOADER

EDUCATE ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DRILL

EDUNOTES INTEREST PAYMENT DEO

EDUNOTES SENTENCE DRILL

EGGBERT ACTION GAME

ELECBOOK UTILITY FOR ELECTRONIC LEARNING BOOK

ELECFORM ELECTRICAL COST OF APPLIANCES

ELECTION KEEP TRACK OF ELECTION RESULTS

ELECTION POLLING PROGRAM

ELECTION SIMULATION GAME

ELECTION VOTING UTILITY

ELECTRIC CALCULATE ELECTRICITY COSTS

ELEMENTS CHEMISTRY DRILL

ELEMENTS PERIODIC TABLE OF THE ELEMENTS

ELEVATOR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

ELEVATOR ELEVATORS

EMBROID MAKE EMBROIDERY PATTERNS

EMPLOYEE SMALL BUSINESS PAYROLL

EMPLOYER SMALL BUSINESS PAYROLL

ENCODER SEE TRI-HANG

ENCRYPT CONSTRUCT CRYPTOGRAMS

ENCYCLO ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DRILL

ENERGY GRAPHICS DEMO

ENGINE SIMULATION

ENLARGE PAR OF PICPRT

ENRAK ADVENTURE GAME

ENTRDATA SEE BSKBINIT

ENTRTAIN DATA FOR MUSIC+

ENTRTANR MUSIC DEMO

ENVELOPE PRINTS SELF -ADDRESSED ENVELOPES

EOQCALC OPERATIONAL RESEARCH EXAMPLE

EPROM EPROM PROGRAMMER

ERASEPIX PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

ERRMSC MORE COMPLETE ERROR MESSAGES

ERRMSG MORE COMPLETE ERROR MESSAGES

ESCAPE GAME

ESCHER GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO PRINT200

ESPANOL PROGRAMMING UTILITY

EVENODD DRILL FOR EVEN AND ODD NUMBERS

EVICTOR GAME

EVIL EYE GRAPHICS DEMO

EXAMPLE CREATE VARIOUS CHARACTERS

EXPLORE2 ADVENTURES IN MUSIC

EXPNS MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES FOR UP TO 5 VEHICLES

EXPTRAKR BUSINESS EXPENSE MANAGEMENT

EXTCHNGR DISK UTILITY

EYE Q GAME

EYECATCH GRAPHICS DEMO

JAN

1983

50

JAN

1983

80

SEP

1989

44

JUL

1988

82

AUG

1985

74

APR

1987

99

FEB

1987

126

NOV

1982

18

OCT

1982

26

SEP

1982

35

DEC

1989

38

AUG

1987

163

NOV

1984

48

MAY

1987

191

FEB

1989

80

JAN

1983

92

MAR

1985

176

APR

1985

162

AUG

1985

130

NOV

1985

31

NOV

1987

46

NOV

1988

58

MAR

1988

70

NOV

1983

77

JUN

1984

65

APR

1986

103

MAR

1983

152

SEP

1983

37

OCT

1985

28

JUN

1989

90

DEC

1987

76

MAR

1985

61

MAR

1985

72

MAY

1985

141

APR

1988

73

DEC

1984

175

OCT

1987

44

SEP

1986

51

MAY

1986

76

AUG

1983

123

FEB

1984

145

JUN

1986

52

JUN

1987

58

MAR

1987

80

MAR

1985

20

AUG

1984

173

DEC

1987

180

JAN

1984

172

JAN

1984

169

JUL

1982

42

AUG

1986

75

JUL

1989

29

NOV

1988

77

JUL

1986

62

APR

1984

185

APR

1988

170

JUN

1988

79

APR

1988

58

MAR

1986

131

OCT

1986

182

MAY

1985

164

OCT

1988

87

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EYESAVER INVERSE VIDEO

EZLABELS PRINT MAILING LABELS

EZLIST LISTING UTILITY

EZRUN AUTO -RUN BASIC PROGRAMS

EZSHOOT GAME

F ASSEMBLY GRAPHICS

F15EAGLE F-15 GROUND ASSAULT SIMULATOR

FACE GAME; ALSO BASND; SOUND

FACE ONE ANIMATION; ALSO FACE TWO; FACETEST

FACES GRAPHIC FACES

FALLING ANIMATION

FALLOUT FALLOUT PREPARATION (ALSO FALLOUT2)

FAMILY RIGHT BACK WHERE WE STARTED FROM

FAMTREE GENEALOGICAL AID

FANTASY ADVENTURE GAME

FASTCOPY QUICKER DISK BACKUPS

FASTDISK SPEED UP DISK I/O

FASTFOOD ESTIMATING EXPENSES

FASTLIFE GAME OF 'LIFE'

FDCAID EXERCISE YOUR DRIVES

FIDDRW DRAWING UTILITY

FIFTHDIM TUTORIAL ON ARRAYS

FILECOMP DISK UTILITY

FILEDATA CONSTRUCT SINGLE DIMENSIONED STRING FILE

FILELIST DISK UTILITY

FILEMAIN RENTAL PROPERTY SYSTEM

FILEREAD READING DATA FILES

FILES CONTROLLER ATTACKS HALT LINE PROBLEM

FILES. B09 STUDY OS-9 FILE STRUCTURE; ALSO FILES. C

FILESIZE OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO FILEPIR ETC

FILESRCH DISK UTILITY

FINALDEM X-PAD DEMO

FINANBAS HIGH FINANCES; ALSO FINANBIN

FINANCE PERSONAL FINANCIAL 'TOOLBOX'

FIND HANDY TOOLS; ALSO FINDIT; DISKDIR;CHECKDIR; DOD

FIND SEE SCREEN51

FINDMAZE ADVENTURE

FINDWORD EDUCATION

FIRE GRAPHICS CHRISTMAS SCENE

FIRESTRM GAME

FISH ASSEMBLY GRAPHICS

FISHING HI -RES GAME

FIXTIME OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO REBOOT

FLAGS FLAGS OF 6 NATIONS

FLAGS HI -RES FLAGS

FLARGE BONUS PROGRAM

FLASH ASSEMBLY DEMO

FLASHES GET-PUT DEMO; ALSO DRILL1-2

FLCNLAIR GAME

FLCNVRT DISK UTILITY

FLEXQUIZ QUIZ GAME

FLIGHT FLIGHT DEMO

FLIGHT WINGING IT

FLIGHT 1 GRAPHICS DEMO

FLIGHT 2 GRAPHICS DEMO

FLIGHTS1-3 BASIC BIRD WATCHING

FLIPIT STRATEGY GAME

FLIPPER09 OS-9 GAME

FLSPRINT DISK UTILITY

FLSRCH DISK UTILITY

FLTSIM32 INSTRUMENT FLIGHT SIMULATOR (ALSO FLTSIM16)

FMENU ALSO DISKFIX; FORMAT FIX

JUL

1985

128

APR

1989

80

NOV

1984

23

JUN

1989

62

AUG

1988

78

OCT

1985

109

AUG

1987

58

SEP

1986

88

JAN

1987

82

JAN

1984

93

APR

1990

51

MAR

1983

40

OCT

1987

144

FEB

1984

79

JAN

1985

130

JUL

1987

98

NOV

1988

75

JAN

1988

54

JUN

1986

201

JUN

1988

110

NOV

1989

39

APR

1987

20

AUG

1988

36

MAR

1988

74

JUL

1982

30

MAR

1985

113

MAR

1988

74

AUG

1987

157

MAY

1990

30

FEB

1987

190

FEB

1986

96

JAN

1983

84

AUG

1988

137

APR

1988

34

JUN

1989

150

FEB

1985

116

FEB

1988

171

MAR

1986

153

DEC

1982

34

JAN

1986

124

OCT

1985

118

JAN

1984

158

JAN

1987

193

MAY

1986

42

OCT

1983

92

OCT

1985

JUL

1985

84

DEC

1989

50

AUG

1985

20

DEC

1982

111

SEP

1988

72

AUG

1986

81

AUG

1988

78

MAR

1986

42

MAR

1986

44

MAY

1989

88

MAY

1988

30

DEC

1989

106

DEC

1982

111

DEC

1982

111

JUN

1983

58

OCT

1988

147

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FMENU

F NAN PLAN

FOLKSONG

FOLLOW

FOLLOW

FOLLOWME

FONEFIND

FONTDEMO

FONTGEN

FONTMSTR

FONTPOKE

FONTSETR

FONTUTIL

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

FOOTBALL

FORMAKER

FORMAT

FORMATR

FORMATTR

FORMATTR

FORTUNE

FRACTAL

FRACTAL0

FRACTION

FRACTION

FRACTION

FRACTION

FRACTION

FRACTMTN

FREEBIT

FREEDOM

FREEZER

FROSTY

FRP

FRP

FRP

FRPDAT

FRUITFLY

FRUSTRAT

FSTPAINT

FUNFACE

FUNSTATS

FUNWORDS

GALACTIC

GALISAT2

GALLERY

GAMBLERS

GAME 1

GASQUIZ

GATES

GAVOTTE

GEMPRINT

GENFONT1

GENLINK

GENMENU

GENMENU

GENTEST

GEO GAME

GEORGE

GERMAN

ANOTHER CRY FOR STANDARDS; ALSO MODI; MOD2 OCT 1988 147

MAKE FINANCIAL PROJECTIONS MAR 1987 36

MUSIC JUN 1987 76

BUILD READING SKILLS AUG 1989 64

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DEMO OCT 1984 54

MUSIC JUN 1987 79

HOME HELP AUG 1989 108

ADD HPRINT CAPABILITY TO PM0DE4 MAY 1988 155

COCO 3 UTILITY MAY 1987 99

REPLACE COC03'S BUILT-IN HPRINT FONT OCT 1988 41

ADD HPRINT CAPABILITY TO PM0DE4 MAY 1988 155

FONT SELECTION MADE EASY MAY 1989 68

CREATE VARIOUS CHARACTERS APR 1988 170

GRAPHICS DEMO DEC 1984 110

GRAPHICS DEMO NOV 1984 179

IT'S A TOUCHDOWN OCT 1987 83

PICK FOOTBALL WINNERS DEC 1987 78

CREATE FORMS ON IBM -COMPATIBLE PRINTERS APR 1990 64

TO FORMAT BASIC LISTINGS MAY 1985 128

UTILITY FOR GEMINI PRINTER JUN 1983 182

LISTING FORMATTER MAY 1987 91

MASS DISK FORMATTER SEP 1988 30

FORTUNE TELLER JUN 1989 28

MATHEMATICS MAR 1989 81

GRAPHICS DEMO (ALSO FRACTAL1-3) JUL 1983 29

ELEMENTARY MATH AID FEB 1983 102

FRACTION ACTION MAY 1989 56

FRACTION MATH DRILL FEB 1990 12

TEACH FRACTIONS SEP 1987 40

VISUALIZING FRACTION JUL 1989 91

FRACTAL GRAPHICS; ALSO JULIASET OCT 1989 60

BONUS-GRAPHICS DEMO APR 1983

GAME AUG 1985 56

HOME HELP APR 1987 37

GRAPHICS AND MUSIC DEC 1989 20

ADVENTURE GAME NOV 1982 68

ADVENTURE GAME AID DEC 1982 50

ADVENTURE GAME AID SEP 1982 23

SEE FRP NOV 1982 68

ACTION GAME JAN 1985 144

GAME JAN 1990 72

PAINT DEMO OCT 1983 64

FREAKY FACE OCT 1987 78

KEEP SOFTBALL STATS JUN 1989 110

EDUCATIONAL CLOZE PROGRAM NOV 1986 74

BBS GAME NOV 1987 78

TRACK MOONS OF JUPITER; ALSO GALISAT3 MAR 1990 82

COCO 3 GRAPHICS FEB 1988 85

GAMBLING GAME DEC 1985 87

ADVENTURE GAME (ALSO GAME 2-4) FEB 1984 93

VERBAL MATH PROBLEMS JUL 1988 54

GAME JUL 1986 79

MUSIC JUN 1987 78

GEMINI SCREEN PRINT MAY 1985 46

DESKTOP PUBLISHER; ALSO GENFONT2 OCT 1987 58

TAPE UTILITY JAN 1985 59

DESKTOP PUBLISHER; ALSO CONVERTL; CONVERTH SEP 1988 102

DESKTOP PUBLISHER; ALSO PATCHWPL; PATCHWPH SEP 1988 102

RAM DISK PROJECT; ALSO GENDRIVE DEC 1989 64

STATES AND CAPITALS SEP 1984 180

GRAPHICS DEMO NOV 1982 86

PROGRAMMING DEMO APR 1986 144

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GETBUFFER

GETBUFFER

GETICON

GETIMAGE

GETKISSMOUSE

GETKISSMOUSE

GETPUT1

GETWINATTR

GETWINATTR

GFX3

GHOSTBST

GIFTLIST

GL

GLOMMER

GOLDPILE

GOLFER

GOPHERIT

GOSUB

GOSUBTUT

GOTOXY

GPARTY

GPDUMP

GRADCALC

GRADES

GRADEAVG

GRADEBK

GRADER

GRADIR

GRAF-1

GRAFCODE

GRAFDMP3

GRAFDUMP

GRAFICOM

GRAFMESS

GRAFTEXT

GRAFTRAN

GRAFXXX

GRAGSALE

GRAPH

GRAPH

GRAPH

GRAPH

GRAPHGEN

GRAPHIC

GRAPHIC1

GRAPHIC2

GRAPHIC3

GRAPHICS

GRAPHICS

GRAPHIT

GRAPHPRO

GRAPHS

GRAVGRID

GRAVITY

GRDELST

GREETING

GREETING

GROCERY

GROCHART

GROLIST

GSAVE

GUESSWHO

COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

SOMETIMES BASIC09 ISN'T FAST ENOUGH

OS -9 ICON EDITOR; ALSO SAVEICON ETC

SCREEN SAVE/DUMP PACKAGE

PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

GRAPHICS UTILITIES; ALSO GETPUT2-4

COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

SOMETIMES BASIC09 ISN'T FAST ENOUGH

BUILD A BETTER MOUSETRAP

GRAPHICS DEMO

GIFT GIVING LIST (PASCAL)

PRINTS EXPENSE LEDGERS

4K GRAPHICS

INTEREST CHECKER

GOLF GAME

GAME

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS

BASIC PROGRAMMING AID

OS -9 GRAPHICS; ALSO HGRAPH.C ETC

GAME -HARDWARE PROJECT

CGP-115 PRINTER UTILITY

GRADING UTILITY

TOTAL UP THE REPORT CARD

TEACHER'S REPORT

TEACHER'S AID

HELP TEACHER TOTAL SCORES

PICTURE DIRECTORY

GRAPHICS DEMO (ALSO GRAF -2 TO GRAF-7)

GRAPHICS REFERENCE CHART

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

PICTURE DEMO

BBS SYSTEM

ADD CAPTIONS TO PICTURES

GRAPHICS CREATION TRANSFER

X-PAD UTILITY

GARAGE SALE RECORD KEEPER

FIND POINTS ON A GRAPH

GRAPHICS

MATHEMATICS TEACHING AID

PLOT A PIE-GRAPH

PRINTER UTILITY

GRAPHICS DEMO

3-D PICTURES

3-D PICTURES

3-D PICTURES

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO (PASCAL)

DEVELOP GRAPHS

PROGRAMMING UTILITY; ALSO DEMO

TEACH LINE GRAPHS

GRAPHICS DEMO

EDUCATIONAL GAME

SEE SPELTEST

GRAPHICS

HOLIDAY GRAPHICS

HOME HELP

GROWTH CHART

CREATE GROCERY LIST

GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO GLOAD; MAKEPIX

GUESS WHO PROGRAM

DEC

1987

168

SEP

1987

170

NOV

1989

112

JAN

1988

176

DEC

1987

180

NOV

1987

180

NOV

1986

158

DEC

1987

168

SEP

1987

170

AUG

1988

182

JAN

1985

38

DEC

1984

297

OCT

1982

20

OCT

1983

122

SEP

1984

54

MAR

1989

58

JAN

1986

20

JAN

1988

37

JUN

1986

143

OCT

1986

196

MAR

1987

58

MAY

1984

140

SEP

1986

47

SEP

1987

20

SEP

1983

229

SEP

1982

9

SEP

1987

76

FEB

1987

88

MAY

1982

8

MAY

1988

92

OCT

1983

304

OCT

1983

298

APR

1984

227

NOV

1983

24

MAY

1989

20

OCT

1987

48

JAN

1983

84

MAY

1984

156

APR

1986

138

AUG

1989

107

SEP

1987

106

FEB

1984

55

MAY

1987

36

SEP

1982

32

SEP

1985

74

SEP

1985

75

SEP

1985

76

NOV

1982

86

APR

1985

268

MAR

1987

86

OCT

1989

27

APR

1987

46

OCT

1988

102

JAN

1990

112

OCT

1984

31

DEC

1986

19

DEC

1984

61

APR

1987

70

FEB

1989

89

SEP

1989

62

MAR

1987

156

JUL

1988

83

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GUIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DRILL

GUITAR DISPLAY GUITAR CHORDS

GUITAR3 MUSIC

GUITARS GRAPHING GREAT GUITARS

H&SPELL SPELLING TUTOR

HALELUJA DATA FOR MUSIC+

HALLEY86 HALLEY'S COMET FINDER

HALOWEEN GRAPHICS ADVENTURE

HAM UTIL HAM RADIO LOG SHEET

HAMFREQ HAM RADIO UTILITY

HAND OFF GAME

HANDIMAN CALCULATE HOME EXPENSES

HANDLEMENU PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

HANDLEMENU THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

HANDLER DISK UTILITY

HANDSIGN BONUS SIGN LANGUAGE

HANGMAN GAME

HANGMAN GAME

HANOI GRAPHICS DEMO

HANOI TOWERS OF HANOI GAME

HANOI TOWERS OF HANOI GAME

HANUKKAH GRAPHICS FOR HANUKKAH

HARDCOP1 GRAPHICS SCREEN DUMP

HARDCOP2 GRAPHICS SCREEN DUMP

HARDCOPY PRINT CONTENTS OF SCREEN

HEADING TUTORIAL; ALSO HOMEWORK

HEADSUP BOGGLING YOUR MIND

HEALTH HEALTH QUESTIONNAIRE

HEART FIXES TO RECENT PROGRAMS

HEART GRAPHIC SIMULATION

HEART GRAPHICS DEMO

HEART GRAPHICS TO DEMO HEART FUNCTION

HEBWRITE AID TO PRINTING HEBREW CHARACTERS

HECONOMY ECONOMY PRINTER BUFFER

HEIST HI -RES GAME

HELIHERO HELICOPTER HERO

HELLO DISK UTILITY

HELPDRAW PART OF HEART

HELPMATE CREATE ONLINE ASSISTANCE FOR ANY PROGRAM

HEXHAPPY HEXADECIMAL DRILL

HEXTUTOR HEXADECIMAL DRILL

HFDRIVER CREATE VARIOUS CHARACTERS

HI-Q GAME

HI GRAPHICS DEMO

HIDEDIR DISK UTILITY

HIPMAS CHRISTMAS MUSIC

HIRESJOY PROGRAMMING THE HI -RES JOYSTICK INTERFACE

HITME GAME

HOBBIT GAME

HOGSPACE GRAPHICS UTILITY

HOLIDAY GRAPHICS DEMO

HOME GRAPHICS DEMO

HOME PICTURE OF A HOUSE

HOME ROW TYPING DRILL

HOMEBDGT HOME FINANCE

HOMEBDGT HOME FINANCIAL ANALYSIS

HOMEFIN HOME FINANCE

HOMEUTIL UTILITY BILL CALCULATOR

HOMONYM QUIZ ON HOMONYMS

HOMONYMS RANDOM NUMBER DEMO

HOMRUN PROGRAM FOR PLUG- N- POWER CONTROLLER

HORROR A FRIGHTFULLY GOOD TIME

NOV

1984

256

JUN

1984

164

FEB

1990

112

JUN

1988

56

FEB

1987

166

JUN

1986

52

APR

1986

84

OCT

1986

26

DEC

1985

DEC

1983

41

FEB

1987

120

APR

1986

163

DEC

1987

180

NOV

1987

180

NOV

1984

104

SEP

1985

AUG

1987

89

FEB

1983

40

OCT

1985

21

FEB

1989

90

NOV

1982

42

DEC

1987

28

MAY

1986

97

MAY

1986

98

MAR

1984

124

NOV

1986

46

FEB

1989

91

NOV

1982

124

APR

1988

146

JUN

1987

106

MAY

1986

176

OCT

1985

164

DEC

1986

36

JUN

1989

100

MAY

1984

195

MAR

1988

42

AUG

1985

70

OCT

1985

168

JUN

1988

14

JUL

1984

151

APR

1983

178

APR

1988

170

JUN

1985

99

JUL

1987

94

OCT

1983

52

DEC

1988

28

FEB

1988

122

JAN

1988

76

JAN

1983

122

FEB

1987

106

JAN

1984

150

JAN

1985

26

MAY

1986

21

JAN

1987

26

JUL

1983

60

MAR

1986

77

MAR

1985

90

MAR

1983

64

APR

1985

77

FEB

1983

16

AUG

1983

84

OCT

1987

20

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HORSE

HOSSRACE

HOTCOLD

HOTEL

HOURGLAS

HOUSES

HOUSEVAL

HOW

HRGCOM

HRLOAD

HRSAVE

HURICANE

HURRTRAK

HYRES

ICE

ICOEXP

IDEAS 2

IDENTKIT

IDIOMS

ILLUSION

ILLUSION

ILLUSION

IMAGE

IMAGES

IMMORTALITY

INCOMTAX

INCOMTAX

INDY4K

INFLTION

INIT36

INITMEMB

INMAN1

INMAN1

INMAN1

INPUT

INSTALL

INSTALL

INSTRFLT

INTEREST

INTEREST

INTRFACE

INVADERS

INVERSE

INVERTER

INVITE

INVITE

INVNTORY

INVTREND

IRA PROJ

IRAKEOGH

ITALICS

J&E(L3)

JACKET

JETPACK

JETPLANE

JIGSAW

JINFILE

JK DRAW

JNKFOOD1

JNKFOOD2

JNKF00D3

JNKF00D4

BASKETBALL GAME

GAME

HOT STUFF

GAME; ALSO SETUP

PROGRAMMING UTILITY

HOME OWNERSHIP QUESTIONNAIRE

DETERMINE HOUSE VALUE

NUMBER GUESSING GAME

GRAPHICS SAVE AND LOAD UTILITY

DUMP TO THE CGP-220

DUMP TO THE CGP-200

HOME HURRICANE TRACKING STATION

WEATHER

ML GRAPHICS DEMO

GAME (ICE LANDER)

LANDLORD PROGRAM

EDUCATION -CHOOSE A TOPIC TO WRITE ABOUT

DRAW A FACE

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

GRAPHICS DEMO

OPTICAL ILLUSION

OPTICAL ILLUSIONS

DUMP PMODE 3 AND 4 SCREENS IN COLOR

INTRODUCTION TO IMAGE PROCESSING

FIND NUMBER OF MEN IN A GAME

FROM FEB 1983 PAGE 18 -INCOME TAX

INCOME TAX AID

SHORT GAME

EFFECT OF INFLATION

DISK UTILITY

BBS PATCH (RAINBORD)

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO (ALSO INMAN2-3)

GRAPHICS DEMO (ALSO INMAN2)

FULL SENTENCE INPUT ROUTINE

CHANGE ROMS

FOR CRUN

SIMULATION GAME- FLIGHT

INTEREST CALCULATOR (PASCAL)

LIL' OLE INTEREST REVISITED

ASSEMBLY DEMO

ACTION GAME

INVERSE SCREEN; ALSO STUTTER1

GRAPHICS DEMO

BIRTHDAY PARTY INVITATION

PRINT INVITATIONS; FLYERS; ALSO INVIFORM

HOME INVENTORY MANAGER

USE IT TO TIME INVESTMENT DECISIONS

PENSION PROJECTION

RETIREMENT PLANNER

EMPHASIZE WITH DMP 105

LOGO FOR MATH CLUB

DISK JACKET DESIGNER

ACTION GAME

MUSIC

NEWCOMER'S HINTS

JUMBO INFORMATION FILE HANDLER

JOYSTICK DRAWING

GAME

GAME

GAME

GAME

NOV

1985

131

APR

1983

28

MAY

1989

76

FEB

1987

26

JAN

1985

156

MAR

1984

164

APR

1986

80

NOV

1983

204

NOV

1989

41

MAY

1988

42

MAY

1988

42

OCT

1984

164

APR

1987

26

OCT

1982

92

JUN

1982

25

APR

1985

175

SEP

1983

145

OCT

1983

306

JUN

1986

84

OCT

1983

78

MAR

1983

28

JUN

1989

48

MAY

1988

58

FEB

1984

198

AUG

1988

76

APR

1983

FEB

1983

18

AUG

1985

90

MAR

1984

76

OCT

1983

51

NOV

1984

48

OCT

1982

17

DEC

1982

41

JAN

1983

106

APR

1985

112

DEC

1984

36

FEB

1986

54

AUG

1984

75

MAR

1985

253

APR

1989

18

AUG

1985

102

MAR

1983

218

SEP

1986

165

JAN

1986

46

JAN

1983

74

MAY

1989

46

APR

1988

42

MAR

1988

94

AUG

1984

86

APR

1986

71

AUG

1988

53

SEP

1983

56

NOV

1987

26

JUL

1985

108

JUN

1987

79

DEC

1985

100

NOV

1984

169

MAR

1983

166

NOV

1984

92

NOV

1984

94

NOV

1984

95

NOV

1984

99

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JOB DESC

JOPLIN

JOYCHECK

JOYCOLOR

JOYIN

JOYSCORE

JOYSTICK

JOYZAP

JSTKLINE

JSTKQUAD

JSTKTEST

JSTKTEST

JUKEBOX

JULIE

JUMBLE

JUMBLE2

JUNGLE

KCE

KDYBOD

KEY BEEP

KEYBOARD

KEYBOARD

KEYEDIT

KEYFUN

KEYPOWER

KEYSBIN

KILLER

KINDERFUN

KINGBOOT

KISSCOLOR

KISSDMENU

KISSDRAW

KISSDRAW2

KISSDRAW4

KISSDRAWPUT

KOLARDES

KOLAROLA

KROMICO

KUNG FU

KWICDRAW

KYBOMB

LABEL

LABEL. C

LABELER

LABELER

LABELS

LADDER

LANDERGG

LANDLORD

LANGTRAN

LANGTUT1

LANGTUTR

LASRWORM

LAYOUT

LBLKBOOK

LCLALARM

LCPATCH2

LE LUTIN

LEAKY

LEMONADE

LETRGETR

LETRHEAD

CREATE JOB DESCRIPTIONS

DATA FOR COMPOSER (DEC 83)

CHECK OUT YOUR JOYSTICKS

GRAPHICS DEMO

DEMO OF JOYIN ROM CALL

GAME UTILITY

JOYSTICK DEMO

MINDING YOUR X'S AND Y'S

JOYSTICK DEMO

JOYSTICK DEMO

JOYSTICK DEMO

WIRELESS JOYSTICK TEST

BLAST FROM THE PAST

DATABASE PROGRAM

READING AND DECODING SKILLS

SCRAMBLED WORD GAME

4K GRAPHICS GAME

KEYBOARD CASSETTE CONTROLLER

DRIVER FOR CALCULATOR KEYBOARD CONVERSION

KEYBOARD UTILITY

MUSIC DEMO

TYPING TUTOR

BREAK KEY DISABLE

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

ADD FUNCTIONS TO VARIOUS KEYS

ADD TO OPERATING SYSTEM; ALSO KEYAHEAD

ROLEPLAYING UTILITY

EDUCATION FOR THE YOUNG

GUILD OF THE KINGMAKER

A FOURTH -GENERATION DATABASE LANGUAGE

GRAPHICS

PRIMITIVE DRAWING TOOLS

OS -9 GRAPHICS

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

RANDOM GRAPHICS

PLAY TUTORIAL

GRAPHICS DEMO

GAME

GRAPHICS UTILITY

ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GAME

LABEL MAKER

LABEL PRINT UTILITY

CASSETTE LABEL MAKER

MAKE DISKETTE LABELS

MAILING LABELS

TRIGONOMETRY GAME

LUNAR LANDER; ALSO LANDER

GAME LIKE MONOPOLY

LANGUAGE REVIEW

LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR PART 2

LANGUAGE TRANSLATOR

ACTION GAME

INTERIOR DECORATING AID

PHONE BOOK PROGRAM

BURGLAR ALARM

CUSTOMIZE YOUR LANGUAGE; ALSO LCPATCH3

ADVENTURE GAME

GAME

SIMULATION GAME

LEARNING YOUR ABC'S

LETTERHEAD LOGO

JAN

1988

106

JUN

1984

57

AUG

1987

91

JAN

1986

45

AUG

1982

8

AUG

1986

83

MAR

1985

232

AUG

1988

77

JAN

1986

228

JAN

1986

229

JAN

1986

228

JUN

1985

105

JUN

1988

96

APR

1986

159

JUN

1988

74

JUN

1990

50

AUG

1984

19

JAN

1985

45

DEC

1983

209

FEB

1987

125

DEC

1988

93

MAR

1984

129

JAN

1990

26

JAN

1984

210

OCT

1988

72

AUG

1989

14

AUG

1988

87

SEP

1989

84

APR

1988

86

FEB

1988

182

JAN

1988

160

SEP

1987

160

OCT

1987

176

NOV

1987

180

DEC

1987

180

JAN

1984

66

FEB

1986

147

OCT

1985

20

MAR

1986

67

MAY

1985

63

AUG

1984

150

MAY

1986

108

JAN

1990

110

JUN

1983

30

DEC

1986

93

MAY

1984

77

JUL

1985

150

MAY

1989

28

JUL

1984

32

FEB

1987

104

AUG

1986

48

JUL

1986

93

NOV

1983

220

JUN

1984

28

NOV

1985

174

JAN

1986

66

JUN

1988

168

JUL

1987

58

JAN

1987

27

APR

1983

60

SEP

1987

72

APR

1982

46

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LETRMMRY SHORT GAME

LETRSKIP ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

LETRSNUM KEYBOARDING

LETRWRITR A MINI WORD PROCESSOR

LETTER PRINTING IN TWO COLUMNS

LETTERS DRAW ALPHABET ON HI -RES SCREEN

LETTERS MYSTERY OF THE TANDY ANAGRAM

LG DUMP LARGE SCREEN DUMP FOR PROWRITER

LICEN-LR 'COMPUTER LICENSE' FOR SCHOOLS

LICENSE 'COMPUTER LICENSE' FOR SCHOOLS

LIFESKL2 LIFE SKILLS MATH DRILL

LIFESKL4 MATH DRILL

LIFESKL6 METRIC SYSTEM

LIGHT' N' GRAPHICS DEMO

LIGHTPEN LIGHT PEN DEMO (ALSO LITEPEN2)

LIL E 1 IMPROVED EDITOR

LIL E 2 IMPROVED EDITOR

LINE GRAPHICS DEMO

LINEDRAW GRAPHICS DEMO

LINEDRAW LAYING IT ON THE LINE

LINES RANDOM DISPLAY OF LINES

LINK2 SEE GENLINK

LINK3 SEE GENLINK

LINK4 SEE GENLINK

LINK5 SEE GENLINK

LION GRAPHICS

LIQUID LEARN LIQUID MEASUREMENT

LISTER LISTING UTILITY

LISTER LISTING UTILITY

LISTING1 COCO MOUSE UTILITY; ALSO LISTING2-3

LISTING1 DRAW DEMO

LISTING1 EDIT TUTORIAL

LISTING1 ELEMENTARY DRILL-SENTENCES

LISTING1 GRAPHICS DESIGN; ALSO LISTING2-3

LISTING1 GRAPHICS PLOTTING; ALSO LINEBAS ETC

LISTING1 LO-RES GRAPHICS DEMO

LISTING1 TUTORIAL

LISTING1 TUTORIAL

LISTING1 USING THE DRAW STATEMENT

LISTING1 WORKING QUADRANTS

LISTING2 51 COLUMN UTILITY

LISTING2 DRAW DEMO

LISTING2 ELEMENTARY DRILL-SENTENCES

LISTING2 NEWCOMER'S HINTS

LISTING2 SEE PLAYBOOK

LISTING2 SEE TRAPPERR

LISTING2 TUTORIAL

LISTING2 TUTORIAL

LISTING2 USING THE DRAW STATEMENT

LISTING3 ELEMENTARY DRILL-SENTENCES

LISTING3 SEE PLAYBOOK

LISTING3 SEE TRAPPERR

LITTLE E IMPROVED EDITOR

LLISTER LISTING UTILITY

LLISTER PRINTER UTILITY

LOADER BBS UTILITY

LOADER DEBUGGING WITH WORDFIND

LOADER RANDOM GRAPHICS

LOADMASK PROGRAMMING UTILITY; ALSO LOADER

LOADPIX GRAPHICS UTILITY FOR 'ART GALLERY'

LOADPIX PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

LOAN AMORTIZE A LOAN

AUG

1985

91

AUG

1985

85

JUN

1990

48

APR

1988

48

MAY

1988

95

MAY

1985

147

MAY

1988

170

MAY

1985

20

OCT

1983

107

OCT

1983

107

APR

1986

120

AUG

1986

167

APR

1987

76

APR

1983

16

APR

1983

90

OCT

1984

122

OCT

1984

124

MAY

1986

176

OCT

1985

18

JAN

1988

73

AUG

1983

80

JAN

1985

60

JAN

1985

61

JAN

1985

64

JAN

1985

64

JUL

1989

106

NOV

1986

62

APR

1987

194

JAN

1985

151

SEP

1986

180

AUG

1985

177

APR

1985

247

MAR

1985

102

JAN

1990

87

JAN

1987

181

OCT

1984

92

JAN

1985

88

MAY

1984

117

JUN

1985

158

FEB

1990

52

DEC

1984

254

AUG

1985

177

MAR

1985

102

DEC

1985

108

MAR

1984

96

AUG

1984

65

JAN

1985

88

MAY

1984

118

JUN

1985

158

MAR

1985

103

MAR

1984

96

AUG

1984

65

APR

1984

181

JAN

1985

151

MAY

1987

178

FEB

1986

102

FEB

1988

155

NOV

1988

75

FEB

1987

20

OCT

1984

134

DEC

1987

180

OCT

1982

70

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LOCATE OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO FIXGFX

LOCATOR DISK UTILITY

LOCKOUT DISK FILE PROTECTION

LOCOCOCO GRAPHICS DEMO

LOGSHEET HAM RADIO UTILITY

LONNIE.BIN DISK JACKET DESIGNER

LOOK ARTIFACT COLORS ON COC03'S RGB

L0TT048 LOTSA LUCK!

LOTTOGEN PICK YOUR NUMBERS

LOVECARD GRAPHICS

LP78DMPS SCREEN DUMP EXTRAORDINAIRE

LSBDATA PART OF ROTATE

LTRWRITER LETTER WRITING PROGRAM

LURKLEY ADVENTURE GAME

LWRSEDIT BBS LOGON MESSAGE EDITOR

MACDATA MACHINE LANGUAGE TO BASIC DATA CONVERTER

MACLIST AN OS-9 CONVERT SPEAKS OUT

MACVIEW VIEW MACPAINT PICTURES ON COCO

MADADDER MATHEMATICS GAME

MAGIC3 COCO HAS ALL THE ANSWERS

MAGICSQR A MAGIC SQUARE

MAGPARTS SHARPEN REFERENCE SKILLS

MAILLABL MAILING LABELS

MAIN MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES FOR UP TO

MAINMENU TALKING SPELLING TUTOR; ALSO SPELLER ETC

MAJUNGA TUTORIAL ON STRING COMMANDS; AL

MAKECMDGEN PATCHES, PROGRAMS AND POLITICS

MAKPIP2 SCREEN SAVE/DUMP PACKAGE

MAKPIPE COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

MANAGER MEMORY MANAGER; ALSO SAMPLE

MANDEL COC03 MANDELBROT

MANDO MUSIC AND GRAPHICS DEMO

MANYPOLY GRAPHICS DEMO

MAPMNDER X-PAD DEMO

MAPPER ADVENTURE MAP PRINTER

MAPPER READING EXERCISE

MAPSCALE SCALE DRAWINGS

MARATHON ACTION GAME

MARKUP BUSINESS UTILITY

MARKUP SMALL BUSINESS APPLICATION

MARQUEE GRAPHICS DEMO

MARQUEE TITLE AND MENU SCREENS

MARTIAN MERRY MARTIAN

MARYNOTE MUSIC DEMO

MARYSONG SEE AND HEAR MUSIC SAMPLE

MASH16K TRIVIA GAME

MASH32K TRIVIA GAME

MASTER1 ASSEMBLY TUTORIAL

MASTER2 ASSEMBLY TUTORIAL

MASTER3 ASSEMBLY TUTORIAL

MASTERMND GAME LIKE MASTERMIND

MATCH COMPUTER DATING

MATCH CONCENTRATION -LIKE GAME

MATCHING MATCHING QUIZ

MATH MATH PRACTICE

MATHDRIL DRILL FOR MATHEMATICS

MATHDRILL MATH DRILL

MATHGAME EDUCATIONAL MATH GAME

MATHGEN TEACHER'S WORKSHEET GENERATOR

MATHGEN2 MATH PROBLEM GENERATOR

MATHGEN2 MATH PROBLEM GENERATOR

MATHLAB MATH QUIZ WITH SPEECH

JUL

1989

138

JUL

1987

30

DEC

1988

91

JUN

1984

69

DEC

1982

124

NOV

1987

26

FEB

1988

114

JUN

1988

81

JAN

1986

42

FEB

1987

36

OCT

1987

30

MAY

1986

126

JAN

1984

87

MAR

1985

44

NOV

1986

108

IVERTER

DEC

1983

181

JUL

1987

167

JUL

1988

93

SEP

1984

149

NOV

1987

52

AUG

1987

88

JUN

1988

86

NOV

1985

247

VEHICLES

APR

1988

58

ER ETC

JUL

1989

50

ROMAN ETC

JAN

1987

86

MAY

1988

178

JAN

1988

176

DEC

1987

168

MAY

1990

78

JAN

1990

76

JAN

1989

58

APR

1983

110

NOV

1983

293

AUG

1987

90

NOV

1988

40

MAY

1987

112

OCT

1983

19

APR

1990

116

MAR

1984

21

FEB

1983

204

MAR

1986

102

OCT

1987

79

OCT

1989

58

SEP

1983

220

AUG

1984

67

AUG

1984

67

AUG

1984

238

AUG

1984

239

AUG

1984

239

AUG

1983

21

FEB

1988

30

SEP

1988

92

APR

1985

78

SEP

1982

82

SEP

1984

228

MAY

1989

76

JAN

1984

99

AUG

1984

42

DEC

1985

NOV

1985

80

FEB

1985

122

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MATHMINR MATH QUIZ

MATHPAL ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DRILL

MATHPLAY TEACH MATH

MATHPROB TEACHER'S MATH PROBLEM GENERATOR

MATHQUIZ ELEMENTARY MATH QUIZ

MATHQUIZ NUMBER RELATIONSHIPS

MATHSHOT SHOOTING MATH

MATHTCHR MATH CAN BE FUN

MAXCMP GRAPHICS UTILITY

MAXLC MODULAR PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES

MAZEBLDR SEE RAT MAZE

MAZEGAME SHORT GAME

MAZEWAY GAME

MCIOCONV MC-10 CONVERSION ROUTINE

MCDRAW CHECKERS GAME; ALSO MCLOAD

MCQUIZ MULTIPLE CHOICE QUIZ GENERATOR

MCQUIZ MULTIPLE CHOICE TEST GENERATOR

MED FORM GENERATE MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION FORM

MEDIC3 KEEP MEDICAL EXPENSES RECORDS

MEMCHECK AID TO ENTER ML PROGRAMS

MEMDIAG DIAGNOSTIC PROGRAM

MEMDUMP AUTO EXECUTE TAPE PROGRAMS

MEMEX1 EXAMINE MEMORY CONTENTS (ALSO MEMEX2)

MEMOCARD MEMORY GAME

MEMOMAKE MEMO MAKER AND KEEPER

MEMORY CONCENTRATION -LIKE GAME

MEMORY GAME

MEMORY WHAT'S MISSING

MEMSCAN UTILITY TO SCAN MEMORY ADDRESSES

MENORAH CHANUKAH GRAPHICS

MENUGEN COCO DRAW UPDATE

MENUGEN GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO COCODRAW

MENUTUTR MENU UTILITY

MERGE CASSETTE MERGE UTILITY

MERLIN GRAHPICS; ALSO WIZARD; LATECOCO; MAGICIAN

MERRO ADVENTURE GAME

MERYXMAS ANIMATED GRAPIC XMAS CARD

MESSAGE BULLETIN BOARD MESSAGES

MESSAGE GRAPHICS DEMO

MESSAGE MYSTERY MESSAGE

MESSAGES MESSAGE CENTER

METE0R3 GAME

METRIC COOKING WITH METRIC MEASURES

METRNOME ELECTRONIC METRONOME

MILELOG PRINTER DEMO

MINDMSTR GAME

MINDSTIM GUESSING GAME

MINICAD COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN

MINICALC SPREADSHEET PROGRAM

MINIDATA SIMPLE DATABASE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

MINIDOS VIRTUAL DISK DEMO

MINIGOLF GAME

MINIMON MACHINE LANGUAGE MONITOR

MINIVENT ADVENTURE GAME AID

MINIVENT DEMO OF ADVENTURE PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUE

MIRORPIX MIRROR IMAGE

MISNLTR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

MISSILES ACTION GAME

ML -DATA CONVERT ML PROGRAMS TO BASIC

ML GEN TRANSFER FILES OVER PHONE

MLCASSET ML CASSETTE I/O

MLEDITOR MUSIC PROGRAM

JAN

1986

79

JAN

1983

111

JUN

1987

47

AUG

1984

49

SEP

1983

154

JAN

1987

78

JUN

1989

76

SEP

1987

71

JUL

1985

93

SEP

1989

114

MAY

1985

116

AUG

1985

88

FEB

1990

50

OCT

1983

196

NOV

1986

114

JAN

1986

32

SEP

1984

59

APR

1988

20

FEB

1990

116

MAR

1984

32

FEB

1986

67

FEB

1986

41

DEC

1982

54

AUG

1987

20

JAN

1990

37

JAN

1984

116

JUL

1983

202

AUG

1988

79

APR

1984

124

DEC

1985

196

OCT

1987

98

OCT

1986

59

JAN

1987

158

FEB

1985

161

JUL

1986

27

FEB

1984

28

DEC

1983

205

MAY

1986

37

FEB

1987

124

OCT

1985

176

JUL

1985

45

OCT

1989

48

MAY

1990

88

JUN

1987

80

MAY

1986

96

SEP

1989

62

MAY

1990

50

OCT

1989

59

OCT

1982

60

JUN

1985

152

JUL

1983

48

MAY

1986

52

OCT

1982

38

MAR

1984

40

FEB

1984

40

OCT

1987

81

JAN

1984

211

AUG

1983

218

AUG

1988

100

DEC

1985

37

OCT

1983

84

DEC

1987

86

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MLNOTES ML MUSIC

MLSONG MUSIC PROGRAM

MMDIR DISKS NAME MISCL.

MNUTWALZ MUSIC DEMO OF CHOPIN

MOCALC SPREADSHEET

MOD ART RANDOM GRAPHICS ART

M0DE4PRT UTILITY FOR OKIDATA ML92 PRINTER

MODIFY GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO DOMODIFY

MOIRE GRAPHICS DEMO

MOIRE GRAPHICS DEMO

MOIRE1 GRAPHICS DEMO (ALSO M0IRE2-4)

MONEYJAR COUNT YOUR MONEY

MON03 COC03 OUTPUT TOMONOCHROME MONITOR

MONSMENU ADVENTURE GAME UTILITY

MONSTERS ADVENTURE GAME AID

MONTEST SPREADSHEET PROGRAM

MOON GRAPHICS DEMO

MOREPOLY GRAPHICS DEMO

MORSE HAM RADIO DISCUSSION

MORTAR GAME

MORTGAGE MORTGAGE CALCULATIONS

MOSAIC LO-RES GRAPHICS DEMO

MOUSE MOUSE UTILITY; ALSO LINES; DISKTIME

MOYCULLEN ADVENTURE GAME

MPG AUTO COSTS

MPP BASIC MOTION PICTURE PROGRAMMING

MR ED IMPROVED EDITOR

MS2C0C0 MSDOS TO COCO TRANSFER

MSGCENTR HOME MESSAGE CENTER

MSTRMSGR COMPOSE BBS MESSAGE OFF-LINE

MULTIRES GRAPHICS UTILITY

MULTO GAME TO LEARN MULTIPLICATION

MUSI FROM SCALES TO MOZART

MUS11812 1812 OVERTURE

MUSFEST 4TH OF JULY MUSIC

MUSIC MUSIC DEMO

MUSIC SEE AND HEAR MUSIC

MUSIC+ MUSIC SYNTHESIZER

MUSIC+ UPDATED SYNTHESIZER PROGRAM

MUSIC+TR MUSIC UTILITY

MUSIC101 MUSICAL SIGNS

MUSIC102 MUSICAL SIGNS

MUSIC103 MUSICAL SIGNS; ALSO FIXER

MUSICPRO MUSIC PROGRAM

MUSPAPER MAKE MUSIC SHEET PAPER

MUSXMENU MUSIC UTILITY

MVSHELL ANOTHER GREAT BEGINNING

MVSHELL SEE MVSHELL; ALSO SIGTESTTWO; SKIPMUF

MVSHELL SENDING THE RIGHT SIGNALS; ALSO SIGTESTONE

MYSTERY LEARNING GAME

NAMES ADVENTURE GAME AID

NAMESONG NAME THAT TUNE GAME

NEIGHBR1 GRAPHICS; ALSO NEIGHB0R2-3; ETC

NEW YEAR GRAPHICS AND MUSIC DEMO

NEWBOOTS MEMORY UTILITY

NEWCOMER GRAPHICS

NEWGAME GALACTIC CONFLICT

NEWMAZE ADVENTURE

NEWSCOST INTERPRETING A NEWSPAPER DELIVERY CHART

NEWSREEL HOME NEWS SCREEN

NEWTIME TEACH CHILDREN TIME

NFL- 16 FOOTBALL STATS

MAR

1989

30

DEC

1987

86

JUN

1989

92

JUN

1985

130

APR

1984

189

JAN

1984

24

MAY

1985

93

JUN

1990

84

OCT

1982

74

OCT

1984

19

NOV

1982

23

SEP

1987

70

JUL

1988

83

JUN

1983

126

OCT

1982

108

MAR

1988

146

JAN

1990

32

APR

1982

10

JAN

1989

145

DEC

1986

29

MAR

1986

164

AUG

1985

42

JUL

1986

121

APR

1986

60

APR

1987

73

MAY

1982

36

JUN

1983

140

JUN

1986

185

NOV

1984

31

NOV

1983

43

JUL

1989

66

JUN

1985

18

JAN

1988

72

JUN

1984

67

JUL

1985

20

JUN

1984

185

SEP

1983

219

JUN

1984

77

JUN

1986

51

JUN

1987

94

FEB

1990

62

APR

1990

118

MAY

1990

36

JUN

1988

80

JUN

1986

24

JUN

1987

49

JUN

1988

180

JUL

1988

174

JUL

1988

174

SEP

1984

91

MAY

1984

113

JUN

1985

163

OCT

1989

78

JAN

1987

29

MAY

1987

186

OCT

1989

66

NOV

1987

78

FEB

1988

171

AUG

1988

80

DEC

1988

92

MAY

1986

139

JUL

1982

54

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NFLS NFL SCHEDULES

NICE. A OS-9 UTILITY

NICE. ASM OS-9 UTILITY

NICKEL-D MUSIC

NMBRBMPR ARCADE GAME

NMBRJACK MEMORY GAME

NMBRMATCH UTILITY FOR ELECTRONIC LEARNING BOOK

NO SMOKE NON-SMOKING SECTION

NODRUGS GRAPHICS

NONGRAPH GRAPHICS DEMO

NONINER GAME

NORMAL PART OF PICPRT

NOSCROLL PROTECT AREA OF THE SCREEN FROM SCROLLING

NOSMOKE GRAPHICS-ANIMATION PROGRAM

NOTECARD NOTE CARDS

NOTETUTR PIANO NOTE TUTOR

NOTLIKE REASONING, COLORS AND SHAPES

NUCOLORS ADD MORE COLORS TO HSCREEN4; ALSO DEMO

NUKESIM NUCLEAR SIMULATION

NUM QUIZ NUMBER BASE CONVERSION QUIZ

NUMBERS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

NUMBERS HI -RES PRINTING OF NUMBERS

NUMBTEXT SOUND UTILITY

NUMFILE DATABASE FOR PHONE NUMBERS

NUMMEN NUMBER PICKING GAME

NUMREVUE NUMBER FUN FOR THE VERY YOUNG

NUTCRCKER DEMO FOR COMPOSER

NYMATCH GAME OF WORD CONCEPTS

NYMS REVIEW OF SYNONYMS

OASIS ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

OASIS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL GAME

OASIS HINTS ON THE PEEK COMMAND

OBJECTIV GENERATE EDUCATIONAL OBJECTIVES

OCNVRT TERMINAL PART OF ORCHESTRA90

ODDSENDS THE KOLAR PROGRESSION

OFFICE CREATE INVOICES AND LABELS

OLYMPICS OLYMPIC SYMBOL

ONE ARCADE GAME; ALSO TWO; THREE; FOUR

ONHOLD SOUND AND GRAPHICS DEMO

OPOSITE1 BASIC VOCABULARY

OPOSITE2 SEE OPOSITE1

OPPOSIT EDUCATION GAME

OPTICL OPTICLA ILLUSION

ORATORY CONTEST SCOREKEEPER

ORBITSIM SIMULATE ORBITAL PARAMETERS

ORDER MAIL ORDER GENERATOR

ORDER 1 MAIL ORDER GENERATOR

ORDER 2 MAIL ORDER GENERATOR FOR OKIDATA 92

OUTPOSTS GAME

P178&GL PREPARE BEFORE YOUR PAINT

PAC EM ACTION GAME

PACE 1 RACE HANDICAPPER

PAD 1 X-PAD DEMO (ALSO PAD2-PAD8)

PAGE GENEALOGY AID

PAGER 128K UTILITY

PAGER GETTING GRAPHIC

PAGER MEMORY EXAMINER

PAGETURN GRAPHICS DEMO

PAINTCAR DEMO OF PAINT

PAINTER SEE CONVERT

PAIR16 16 POSITION PAIRINGS

PAIR8 8 POSITION PAIRINGS

JUN

1982

12

APR

1990

113

MAR

1990

96

AUG

1989

84

OCT

1985

182

MAY

1985

28

NOV

1985

31

MAY

1988

90

SEP

1989

66

SEP

1982

72

OCT

1985

38

MAY

1986

79

NOV

1988

74

NOV

1989

40

MAY

1989

78

JUN

1985

92

OCT

1986

125

OCT

1988

51

APR

1983

112

JAN

1984

140

JUN

1984

121

APR

1984

184

JUN

1987

38

NOV

1987

70

SEP

1982

18

AUG

1987

97

DEC

1983

132

AUG

1986

40

MAY

1988

88

JUL

1985

80

MAY

1985

181

JUN

1985

229

MAY

1986

135

SEP

1985

95

JAN

1988

96

APR

1989

44

AUG

1984

156

JUL

1988

58

JUN

1986

18

AUG

1988

92

AUG

1988

90

AUG

1982

41

MAR

1983

28

SEP

1985

182

JUL

1984

188

AUG

1982

19

MAY

1985

173

MAY

1985

176

FEB

1983

34

OCT

1987

82

JAN

1984

70

MAY

1986

117

JAN

1983

84

SEP

1987

102

DEC

1984

168

OCT

1988

48

APR

1983

82

AUG

1985

76

SEP

1983

304

MAR

1984

136

OCT

1984

112

OCT

1984

107

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PAKXFER

PAL32

PALINDRM

PALPRINT

PAPERS

PAR6V10

PAR6V11

PAR7V10

PAR7V11

PARA JUMP

PARA JUMP

PARA JUMP

PARALIFT

PARAMISS

PARIBET

PARRECT

PART 1

PARTI

PART2

PASSWORD

PATBOOK

PATCH

PATCH

PATCH10

PATCH11

PATROL

PATTERNS

PATTERNS

PATTERNS

PAUSE

PAYASO

PAYMENTS

PAYROLL

PEEKASSO

PEELCLS

PENGUIN

PENGUIN

PENTPUZL

PERIMETR

PERMS

PERSAVE

PERSLOGO

PERT

PETSTORY

PFRMDIVE

PHONE

PHONE

PHONICS

PHOTOTAG

PIANO

PIANO

PIANOBAS

PIANOBIN

PIANOSRC

PIBASIC

PICGRAPH

PICMAKER

PICPRT

PICSTICK

PICTBOOK

PICTURE

PICTURES

PAK TO DISK TRANSFER

COLOR IN 32 COLUMNS

THE MYSTERY OF THE TANDY ANAGRAM

COCO 3 GRAPHICS

BOOKKEEPING SYSTEM FOR NEWSPAPER CARRIERS

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

ACTION GAME

GAME

TRIGONOMETRY GAME

TRIGONOMETRY GAME

GAME

GAMBLING GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

BASIC TRAINING; ALSO ALT; ALT1 ETC

GAME( SUPER- ROOTER)

GAME( SUPER- ROOTER)

RANDOM PASSWORD GENERATOR

MAKE A BOOKLET

ARTIFACT COLORS ON COCO 3'S RGB

BBS PATCH (RAINBORD)

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

GRAPHICS DEMO

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

NUMBER PATTERNS

NUMBER PATTERNS GAME

OS-9 UTILITY

CLOWN GRAPHICS

CALCULATE MONTHYLY PAYMENTS

BOOKKEEPER'S HELPER

DRAWING PROGRAM

PEELING GRAPHICS

ADVENTURE GAME

GAME

PUZZLING PENTOMINO

FIND AREAS OR PERIMITERS

THE MYSTERY OF THE TANDY ANAGRAM

HOME FINANCE

PRINTING IN TWO COLUMNS

PROJECT EVALUATION REVIEW TECHNIQUE

LANGUAGE ARTS

DIVING GAME

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION DRILL

HOME HELPER

FUN WITH PHONICS

CREATE LABELS FOR PHOTO ALBUM

MUSIC -PIANO KEYBOARD

MUSIC

SOUND SYNTHESIZER

SOUND SYNTHESIZER

SOUND SYNTHESIZER

PI TO 10,000 DIGITS

SHOW CHILD'S DAILY SCHEDULE

SEE PUZLSTIX

GRAPHICS SCREEN DUMP

SHORT GAME

ANIMATION FILM FESTIVAL

MOTION PICTURE PROGRAMMING

BUILDING ON SKILLS

DEC

1987

152

MAY

1988

93

MAY

1988

170

FEB

1988

85

MAR

1988

36

DEC

1984

158

DEC

1984

158

JAN

1985

166

JAN

1985

166

DEC

1983

177

DEC

1982

76

JUL

1985

150

JUL

1985

150

MAY

1987

114

APR

1984

195

MAR

1983

102

MAR

1987

108

MAY

1986

28

MAY

1986

31

NOV

1987

95

MAY

1990

40

FEB

1988

114

NOV

1984

45

SEP

1984

79

SEP

1984

79

JUL

1984

75

JUL

1985

83

JUN

1985

229

MAY

1985

182

MAY

1987

194

SEP

1988

74

JAN

1988

82

MAR

1987

97

JAN

1987

30

FEB

1988

154

FEB

1985

36

APR

1990

12

DEC

1988

164

APR

1984

44

MAY

1988

170

NOV

1984

132

MAY

1988

95

MAR

1985

142

MAR

1989

28

SEP

1985

164

NOV

1982

82

AUG

1985

128

MAR

1988

89

DEC

1987

46

JUN

1984

19

JUN

1987

114

JUN

1986

126

JUN

1986

124

JUN

1986

133

APR

1986

232

SEP

1985

45

JAN

1984

187

MAY

1986

73

AUG

1985

88

OCT

1987

114

MAY

1982

36

NOV

1988

146

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PIECHART

PIEGRAPH

PIEGRAPH

PILOT

PINEW

PIPEIT

PIPELINE

PITCHER

PIXDUMP

PIXFILES

PIXGEN

PIZZA

PLAID

PLANTLOG

PLAYBACKPIX

PLAYBOOK

PLAYCONV

PLOTTER

PLUGNPOW

PM0DE4

PNPCLOCK

POETRY

POINTBAS

POKE1

POKER

POKER

POLYGONS

PONG

PONGBIN

PORSCHE

PORTRAIT

POST

POSTCARD

POSTRPTR

POWER

PR

PREFIX

PRESDENT

PRESDNTS

PRESIDNT

PRESIDNT

PREVIEWPIX

PRIME-TBL.C

PRINTBUF

PRINTDIR

PRINTER

PRINTMAT

PRINTUNE

PRNTFONT

PRNTHDG

PRNTLINE

PRNTUTIL

PROBABLE

PROG1

PROMNADE

PROMNADE

PROS1

PROTECT

PRT

PRTGEM

PRTMAJIC

PRTVII

DRAW MULTI-COLOR PIE CHARTS

PLOT A PIE-GRAPH

PLOT A PIE-GRAPH

HI -RES AIRPLANE GAME

PI TO 10,000 DIGITS

BACK TO THE DRAWING BOARD

GAME

CALIBRATE YOUR EARS

SCREEN DUMP UTILITY

TRANSFER GRAPHICS FILES

GRAPHIC UTILITY

ENTERTAINMENT

GRAPHICS DEMO

WATER PLANTS ON SCHEDULE

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

AID TO SPORT'S COACH

MUSIC

UTILITY FOR CGP-115 PRINTER

PLUG N' POWER UTILITY

SCREEN PRINT DUMP

REAL TIME CLOCK

RHYMING WORDS

ML MADE BASIC; ALSO POINTBIN

GAME; ALSO POKE2

GAME

GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

GAME

AL FOR THE COMPLETE NOVICE; ALSO PONGBAS

DRAW A CAR

A TRIBUTE TO THE COC02

MAILING LIST PROGRAM

POSTCARD MAKER

PRINTING POSTERS WITH DMP-130

OPEN RS232 PORT FOR CONTINUOUS FEED

PRINT UTILITY FOR OS-9

HAM RADIO CALL SIGNS

PRESIDENTIAL DRILL

PRESIDENTS DRILL

PRESIDENTIAL FACTS

TRIVIA GAME

PUT DAT STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

AN OS-9 CONVERT SPEAKS OUT

HARDWARE PROJECT

DISK DIR UTILITY

THE PROBLEM WITH BASIC09

PRINT FORMATTER

PRINT THAT TUNE!

FONTS FOR CMP- 105

CHANGE PRINT STATEMENTS TO PRINT #-2

AL INTERRUPTS; ALSO LINETABL; ANALYZE

PRINTER UTILITIES

PROBABILITY TUTOR

LITTLE GRAPHICS LIBRARY; ALSO PR0G2-4

ANIMATED GRAPHICS DEMO

ANIMATED GRAPHICS DEMO

ADVENTURE; ALSO PR0S2;SCRN1;SCRN2;MAKEPR0S

CSAVE PROTECTIONS UTILITY

PRINTER UTILITY

SEE MCQUIZ

PRINTER UTILITY

SEE MCQUIZ

JAN

1989

44

JAN

1984

193

MAR

1984

202

MAR

1984

68

APR

1986

231

JAN

1988

160

JUN

1983

258

JUN

1988

78

JUN

1983

250

FEB

1986

28

MAY

1985

64

NOV

1986

28

JAN

1988

74

APR

1986

125

NOV

1987

180

MAR

1984

88

AUG

1989

110

DEC

1982

170

FEB

1983

160

JUL

1983

262

APR

1983

21

DEC

1989

32

NOV

1988

80

JUN

1987

26

APR

1983

162

MAR

1987

99

DEC

1983

318

SEP

1982

41

NOV

1988

80

APR

1985

240

JUN

1989

22

MAR

1988

104

MAY

1984

86

MAY

1988

116

OCT

1982

73

JUN

1989

136

FEB

1983

110

NOV

1988

102

FEB

1987

46

SEP

1986

153

OCT

1984

149

DEC

1987

180

JUL

1987

167

MAY

1987

160

MAR

1983

112

AUG

1987

163

MAY

1986

98

JUN

1988

52

MAY

1987

93

FEB

1983

207

AUG

1988

170

SEP

1982

51

NOV

1989

24

AUG

1988

102

JUL

1985

JUN

1985

58

DEC

1988

58

JAN

1984

147

FEB

1990

83

SEP

1984

67

MAY

1984

22

SEP

1984

64

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PSGDEMO I/O INTERFACE DRIVER

PSGDRVR I/O INTERFACE DRIVER

PSYCHIC MAY THE FORCE BE WITH YOU

PSYCHO PSYCHEDELIA

PTRNBLKS SHAPE GAME

PULSBEAT ESTIMATE PULSE RATE

PUMPKIN GRAPHICS DEMO

PUMPKIN GRAPHICS DEMO

PUNCQUIZ REVIEW PUNCTUATION MARKS

PUT1 GRAPHICS DEMO

PUT2 GRAPHICS DEMO

PUTBUFFER SCREEN SAVE/DUMP PACKAGE

PUZLMAKR JIG SAW PUZZLE

PUZLSTIX GAME LIKE JIG-SAW PUZZLE

PUZZLE BACK TO SQUARE ONE

PUZZLE CROSSWORD PUZZLE

PUZZLE1 PERPLEXING PUZZLES; ALSO PUZZLE2 ETC

PWDIR.C TUTORIAL OS-9 UTILITY

Q-NERD LIKE Q-BERT

QCKFIND ALPHABETIC LIST OF UP TO 10 DISK DIR

QGRASS GAME

QLATOR SIMULATE A NUMERIC KEYPAD

QSORT SORTING UTILITY

QSORT ML ML SORT PROCEDURE

QSORTDIR ML SORT PROCEDURE

QSORTTST ML SORT PROCEDURE

QUADDRAW GRAPHICS DEMO

QUADRATC SOLVE QUADRATIC EQUATIONS

QUEENS CHESS LIKE PUZZLE

QUICKZAP DISK UTILITY

QUIKDRAW GRAPHIC UTILITY

QUILT HIGH-TECH QUILTING BEE

QUIZ 1 TRUE-FALSE QUIZ (ALSO QUIZ 2-3)

QUIZMAKR TEACHER'S AID

RACER HI -RES RACING GMAE

RACES HORSE RACE GAME

RADIALS DRAW DEMO

RADIO GRAPHICS DEMO

RADIO MUSIC AND GRAPHICS DEMO

RAID GRAPHICS DEMO

RAIDERS GAME

RAINBORD BBS SYSTEM

RAINBOW GRAPHICS PROGRAM

RAINBUG ML MONITOR

RAINBUG ML MONITOR

RAINBUG ML MONITOR

RAINBUG ML MONITOR

RAINBUG ML MONITOR

RAINDEX INDEXING PROGRAM

RAINDROP GRAPHICS DEMO

RAINSIGN TEACH SIGN LANGUAGE

RAINTEXT WORD PROCESSOR PART I

RAINTEXT WORD PROCESSOR PART II

RAM CUSTOMIZE YOUR PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE

RAMDISK PROGRAM A RAM DISK; ALSO COPY

RANDOLF ADVENTURE GAME (FROM JAN 83 PAGE 26)

RANDOM GAME UTILITY; ALSO SLOTS

RANDOM RANDOM NUMBER DEMO

RAPDREAD READING EXERCISE

RAT MAZE GAME

RATIOS RATIONAL THINKING (MATH)

RBCPLUS RAINBOW CHECK IMPROVED

AUG

1984

145

AUG

1984

144

JUL

1988

85

JAN

1989

61

JAN

1986

41

JUL

1988

84

OCT

1982

104

OCT

1986

108

OCT

1985

46

JAN

1985

24

JAN

1985

24

JAN

1988

176

OCT

1985

73

JAN

1984

185

JAN

1988

74

DEC

1985

111

JUN

1989

140

JUN

1990

44

MAY

1984

176

DEC

1983

164

JAN

1990

38

MAR

1989

84

JUL

1983

120

AUG

1983

204

AUG

1983

204

AUG

1983

202

OCT

1983

77

JUN

1990

49

OCT

1987

28

DEC

1985

129

AUG

1989

24

APR

1988

75

JUL

1984

164

JUN

1984

110

MAR

1985

128

APR

1984

85

OCT

1985

85

OCT

1986

113

APR

1986

100

OCT

1986

113

NOV

1986

52

NOV

1983

29

JAN

1990

36

APR

1983

44

AUG

1983

60

JUL

1983

234

JUN

1983

264

SEP

1983

308

JAN

1983

126

OCT

1983

77

SEP

1985

40

JUN

1983

76

SEP

1983

291

JUN

1988

168

JAN

1989

110

FEB

1983

DEC

1989

116

MAY

1982

44

JUL

1985

130

MAY

1985

108

SEP

1986

38

FEB

1984

24

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RBOADE

RBOLIST

RBOWCHECK

RCIRCSIN

RCKFEST2

REACTION

READ . B

READBIN

READHI

READPROG

REALTIME

REALTIME

RECEIPT

RECEIPT

RECIPE

RECIPES

RECORDPIX

REDCHASE

REDGREEN

REDUCE

REFERNCE

REFSHEET

REFUND

REG POLY

REM

REM2DEM0

REM2DEM0

REMOT232

REMOTE

REMOTE

REMOTE

REMOTE2

REMOTE2

REMOTELD

REMOTELD

REMOVREM

RENGMANG

RENTMENU

REPEAT . ASM

REPEATIT

REPORT

REPTGENR

RESCUE

RESISTOR

RESTORE

REV DEMO

REVENGE

REVERSE

REVERSE1

REVFIELD

REVFIELD

REVFLDML

REVOLVE

REVTYPE

RGBDEMO

RHYMER

RINGBELL

RINGS

RINGSONG

RIXPATE

RLEXPND.CDUMP

RLSQSH.CDUMP

ADVENTURE GAME

HOME HELP

RAINBOWCHECK UTILITY

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

LEFT BEATS RIGHT

PRINTER UTILITY; ALSO READ.C

READ BINARY DISK FILE AND PRINT OUTPUT

HI -RES INTERFACE UTILITY

SPEECH/SOUND CARTRIDGE

HOME HELPER

REAL TIME CLOCK

BUSINESS AID

PRINT RECEIPTS

PRINT OUT RECIPES

DATABASE FOR RECIPES

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

RED SCREEN GRAPHICS

BOARD TYPE GAME

PART OFPICPRT

CROSS REFERENCE DRILL

LIST PRINTABLE ASCII CODES

KEEP TRACK OF REFUND OFFERS

GRAPHICS DEMO

MAINTENANCE SCHEDULES FOR UP TO 5 VEHICLES

BBS UTILITY

BBS UTILITY

TELECOMMUNICATIONS

BBS SYSTEM

REMOTE OPERATION OF COCO

UPDATE TO BBS; ALSO BASLOAD; REMDEMO

BBS GAME

BBS UTILITY

BBS UTILITY

BBS UTILITY

REMOVE REM STATEMENTS

RENTAL PROPERTY SYSTEM

RENTAL PROPERTY SYSTEM

AUTO REPEAT; ALSO REPEAT

MEMORY GAME

HELP AT TAX TIME

BUSINESS EXPENSE MANAGEMENT

LUNAR RESCUE

TEACH COLOR CODES OF RESISTOR

BASIC UTILITY

REVERSE VIDEO DEMO

GAME

GAME

REVERSE PM0DE4 GRAPHIC; ALSO REVERSE2-4

KEEP TAX RECORDS IN ORDER

REVERSE VIDEO UTILITY (BASIC)

REVERSE VIDEO UTILITY (AL)

GRAPHICS DEMO

ASSEMBLY DEMO

AN RGB DEMO

SONGWRITER'S AID

RESULTS FROM PROGRAMMING CONTEST

ADVENTURE GAME AID

MUSIC AND GRAPHICS DEMO

READABILITY ESTIMATE

SCREEN SAVE/DUMP PACKAGE

COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

JUL

1982

9

AUG

1989

108

JAN

1983

95

OCT

1985

21

JUL

1985

166

JUN

1989

89

DEC

1989

121

DEC

1983

180

FEB

1990

42

OCT

1987

106

AUG

1989

104

JUN

1985

83

MAR

1986

24

MAR

1988

72

APR

1987

72

APR

1988

28

NOV

1987

180

NOV

1983

158

SEP

1985

168

MAY

1986

75

SEP

1988

136

JAN

1986

44

APR

1986

96

APR

1983

106

APR

1988

58

DEC

1985

NOV

1985

112

NOV

1986

70

NOV

1983

24

NOV

1983

120

NOV

1988

110

NOV

1987

78

NOV

1985

108

DEC

1985

NOV

1985

112

OCT

1985

151

MAR

1985

110

MAR

1985

108

JUL

1989

16

AUG

1986

81

APR

1988

112

MAR

1986

145

AUG

1987

116

JUL

1987

44

FEB

1986

108

AUG

1983

288

JUL

1983

138

JUL

1984

69

FEB

1988

126

JAN

1988

112

AUG

1983

285

AUG

1983

286

APR

1983

188

AUG

1985

102

JAN

1989

65

JAN

1987

32

JAN

1989

87

JUL

1982

27

JUN

1986

42

JUN

1983

148

JAN

1988

176

DEC

1987

168

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RMTALARM BURGLAR ALARM

RND LAB SCHEDULER FOR TEACHERS

RNDROBIN TOURNAMENT ORGANIZER; ALSO INPUT

RNDWALK RANDOM WALK DEMO

ROACH GAME

ROAD II LEARN TRAFFIC SAFETY RULES

ROADRACE ROADRACING GAME

ROADSKIL ROAD SKILLS INSTRUCTOR

ROBOCISE EXERCISE COMPANION

ROBOFLIP GAME

ROBOMATH MATH QUIZ

ROBOT ROBOT UTILITY; ALSO RBT22SRC

ROCKET ANIMATED GRAPHICS DEMO

ROCKET ANIMATED GRAPHICS DEMO

ROCKFEST GRAPHICS DEMO

ROCKYTOP MUSIC AND GRAPHICS OF NASHVILLE

ROLLUP ADVENTURE GAME CHARACTER GENERATOR

ROMANMRL LEARN ROMAN NUMERALS

ROMANS ROMAN NUMERAL SKILLS

ROMRAM ADD HPRINT CAPABILITY TO PM0DE4

ROOMMATE ORGANIZE EXPENSES

ROS TEST ROBOT UTILITY

ROTATE 1 PRINTER UTILITY

ROTATE 2 PRINTER UTILITY

R0TATE3D 3-D PROGRAM; ALSO DRIVER; ALTOROTAT

ROTRECT GRAPHICS DEMO

ROULETTE GAMBLING GAME

RSDIR OS -9 READS RS DIRECTORYS

RTR GAME (SUPER- ROOTER)

RTTY TELECOMMUNICATIONS

RUDOLPH XMAS GRAPHICS

RULEOF78 CALCULATE LOAN PAYOFFS

RULEOF78 INSTALLMENT LOAN PAYMENTS

RULER TEACH HOW TO USE A RULER

RULERRDR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION -USE A RULER

RUN4LIFE ACTION GAME

RUNNER 1 RUNNING GAME

RUNNER 2 SEE RUNNER 1

RUNNER 3 SEE RUNNER 1

RVSLINE SIMULATE A CITY PLANNER

SAFECRKR SAFE CRACKING GAME

SAFESAVE DISK SAVE UTILITY

SAILDAT SEE SAILOR

SAILOR SAIL BOAT GAME

SALESREG CASH REGISTER CONVERSION

SAMPLE ASSEMBLY DEMO

SAMPLE PEELING GRAPHICS

SAMPLE PMODE DEMO

SAMURAI GAME

SANDWORM GAME

SANTA GRAPHICS GAME

SAR 27 3D GRAPHICS

SAUCER GAME

SAUCER GAME

SAVE&RUN SAVING PROGRAMS ON DISK

SAVEIMAGE COMPRESS GRAPHICS SCREENS

SAVEM SAVE ML PROGRAMS TO DISK

SAVEPIX PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

SAVINFOR FINANCIAL PROGRAM

SCALEDRV AL MANDELBROT; ALSO SCALEMAN; SCALE1

SCALER GRAPHICS UTILITY

SCANDAL SEARCH BASIC PROGRAM FOR STRING

DEC

1985

63

SEP

1983

19

APR

1987

120

JAN

1983

130

JUN

1983

38

DEC

1987

52

NOV

1984

37

SEP

1987

90

FEB

1986

117

MAR

1987

168

SEP

1985

20

FEB

1987

152

JUL

1985

JUN

1985

58

MAY

1984

94

JUN

1988

36

DEC

1983

231

SEP

1988

71

APR

1987

172

MAY

1988

155

OCT

1988

14

JAN

1987

153

MAY

1986

121

MAY

1986

127

MAY

1989

82

MAR

1983

102

APR

1984

28

OCT

1989

90

MAY

1986

28

NOV

1986

36

DEC

1985

21

MAR

1988

100

MAR

1986

36

JUN

1986

119

SEP

1983

124

APR

1985

20

MAR

1984

171

MAR

1984

173

MAR

1984

174

JAN

1988

58

AUG

1983

290

DEC

1987

76

OCT

1982

76

OCT

1982

76

AUG

1983

143

AUG

1985

104

FEB

1988

154

JAN

1984

156

MAR

1990

114

AUG

1986

19

DEC

1986

124

JAN

1983

170

APR

1987

116

MAR

1986

109

FEB

1988

155

DEC

1987

168

APR

1982

42

DEC

1987

180

FEB

1987

127

MAY

1990

22

OCT

1986

166

OCT

1984

248

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SCF EDI BBS UTILITY

SCOPE KALEIDOSCOPE

SCOPE OSCILLOSCOPE; ETC

SCOREBRD BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD

SCOREBRD KEEP TRACK OF HARD WON SCORES

SCORING HI -RES ON SCREEN SCORING

SCRAMBLE PICTURE PUZZLES

SCRAMBLR WORD SCRAMBLER FOR SPELLING TESTS

SCREEN GRAPHICS UTILITY

SCREEN51 51 COLUMN UTILITY

SCREEN51 51 COLUMN UTILITY

SCREEN51 51 COLUMN UTILITY

SCREENCL SCREEN CONTROL UTILITY

SCRIPT CURSIVE WRITING WITH CGP-115

SCRIPT EDUCATION - HELP SLOW READER

SCRLDEMO ALL THE RIGHT MOVES; ALSO FASTSCRL

SCRLDEMO GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO SCROLL ETC

SCRNDUMP SCREEN DUMP EXTRAORDINAIRE; ALSO SCRNDMPS

SCRNDUMP SCREEN DUMP FOR PROWRITER PRINTER

SCRNFONT GRAPHICS PRINT FONT STYLES

SCRNLIST ML ADDRESSES

SCRNQUIZ TEACHER'S AID

SCRNSAVE PREVENT SCREEN BURNIN

SCRNTYPE ASSEMBLY DEMO

SCROLL SCREEN SCROLLING MADE EASY

SCROLLP SCROLL PROTECTION UTILITY

SDC DISK UTILITY

SEATCHRT CLASSROOM SEATING CHART

SEAWAR SEA WAR

SELECTON SORTING; ALSO BUBBLE; SHELL; QUIKSORT

SENTENCE RECOGNIZING COMPLETE SENTENCES AND FRAGMENTS

SENTENCE SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION DRILL

SEPARATE MONEY MANAGEMENT; ALSO CREATE; ADDRECRD

SEPARATE MONEY MANAGEMENT; ALSO RITEREAD; TIMER

SERL6V10 DISK UTILITY

SERL6V11 DISK UTILITY

SERL7V10 DISK UTILITY

SERL7V11 DISK UTILITY

SETBAUD USE WITH SETPRT

SETDATE UTILITY TO CHANGE FORMAT OF DATE

SETPRT CHANGE PRINTER PARAMETERS IN PASCAL

SETUP. BAS KEEP TAX RECORDS IN ORDER

SETUPMOUSE PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

SGIOSET PRINTER UTILITY

SHADOW MUSIC DEMO

SHEET WORKSHEET PRINTER

SHIFTS ML MATH PROGRAM

SHOOTEM COCO CALIBER

SHOOTN ROOTIN' TOOTIN ' SHARPSHOOTIN ' COCO

SHOPLIST COMPUTERIZED SHOPPING LIST

SHOPPING RESTAURANT RECKONINGS

SHORTEN MODIFICATION TO BANNER (MAY 86; PAGE 150)

SHORTHND KEYBOARD UTILITY

SHOW GRAPHICS UTILITY; ALSO LOADER

SHPS&CLR ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

SHUFFLE GAME

SHUTRBUG GAME

SHUTTLE DRAW DEMO

SHUTTLE GRAPHICS DEMO

SIEGE2 ML TRICKS FROM A BASIC GAME

SIEVE CALCULATE PRIME NUMBERS IN BASIC09

SIGN GRAPHIC SIGN MAKER

JAN

1986

147

SEP

1989

63

MAR

1990

40

SEP

1987

42

AUG

1987

36

APR

1982

40

SEP

1986

108

SEP

1984

132

JAN

1986

176

DEC

1984

253

FEB

1985

112

JAN

1985

248

MAR

1983

84

MAY

1985

69

DEC

1983

194

DEC

1988

116

SEP

1989

48

OCT

1987

30

MAY

1985

20

MAY

1988

36

JUL

1988

82

JUN

1984

108

DEC

1988

108

AUG

1985

98

OCT

1987

26

NOV

1982

46

JUN

1985

113

SEP

1988

45

AUG

1988

20

NOV

1988

160

JUN

1988

154

FEB

1985

240

MAR

1989

88

MAR

1989

88

DEC

1984

158

DEC

1984

156

JAN

1985

166

JAN

1985

168

MAY

1986

226

FEB

1989

142

MAY

1986

223

JAN

1988

112

DEC

1987

180

MAY

1987

108

JUN

1986

44

MAR

1988

73

FEB

1989

96

APR

1988

74

AUG

1987

105

APR

1986

219

FEB

1988

76

NOV

1986

55

FEB

1984

191

JUL

1986

26

JAN

1984

212

JUL

1983

196

OCT

1983

70

AUG

1985

177

MAY

1984

133

NOV

1989

54

NOV

1986

188

FEB

1983

110

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SIGNATUR

SIGNS

SIGNS

SIMON

SIMPLDRA

SIN -COS

SINFONIA

SINGCARD

SINGLONG

SKETCH

SKIPMUF

SKIPRINT

SLASH

SLOPAINT

SLOPEFNL

SLOTCORE

SLOTS

SLOTS

SLOWLIFE

SLTMACHN

SMASH

SMASSHOW

SMF EDI

SMH

SMOOTHY

SMP EDI

SNAKE

SNAKER

SNDCTRL

SNDSTORY

SNEAKY

SNKCHASE

SNOFLAKE

SNOW

SOA

SOCCER

S0LTAIR3

SOLTAIRE

SONGGAME

SONGRITR

SONGS

SONGS

SONGTIME

SONGWRTR

SORTBAS

SOUND

SOUND

SOUND 2

SOUNDBSE

SOUNDCAS

SOUNDISK

SOUNDOFF

SOUNDOFF

SOUNDPZ

SPACRACE

SPEAK2ME

SPECTRUM

SPEEDMTH

SPEEDSTR

SPELDOWN

SPELDRIL

SPELLER

COPY YOUR SIGNATURE

ELEMENTARY MATH GAME

PRINTER UTILITY

COCO SAYS

SIMPLE DRAW

GRAPHICS DEMO

MUSIC BY J.S. BACH

MUSICAL HOLIDAY GREETING

MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT

JOYSTICK PAINTING

ANOTHER GREAT BEGINNING

LIST CASSETTE FILES TO PRINTER

PRINTER UTILITY

PAINT DEMO

GRAPHICS

GAME HINT; BASIC TUTORIAL

GAME

SLOT MACHINE FOR COC03

GAME OF 'LIFE'

GAMBLING GAME

GAME

CHRISTMAS GRAPHICS

BBS UTILITY

COBBS UPDATE

SCREEN SCROLLING IN 40 COLUMN MODE

BBS UTILITY

DEMO OF ML GRAPHICS GAME

LO-RES ACTION GAME

SOUND CONTROL

SOUND DEMO

SNEAKY SNAKE

GAME

GRAPHICS

GRAPHICS; ALSO BACKGRND; MAGIC

GRAPHICS DEMO

SOCCER INSTRUCTION

ADD COLOR TO SOLITAIRE

GAME

NAME THAT TUNE GAME

MUSIC

MUSIC DEMO

NAME THAT TUNE GAME

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION GAME

CREATE AND EDIT SONGS

GENERAL MATH; ALSO SORTBIN

OS-9 SOUND; ALSO TESTSOUND

SOUND SYNTHESIS

SOUND UTILITY

MAKE DIFFERENT SOUNDS

PLAY DEMOS

PLAY DEMOS

MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS

TIMEKEEPER FOR GAMES

BASIC09 PHONEME RECOGNITION

MATH GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

MATH QUIZ

RACING CAR GAME

LANGUAGE ARTS GAME

SPELLING SKILLS

TALKING SPELLING TUTOR; ALSO ROMRAM; SETHELP

MAY

1988

52

AUG

1984

106

JUN

1983

198

FEB

1989

89

JUN

1989

93

JUN

1983

90

NOV

1983

152

DEC

1988

112

JUN

1986

37

OCT

1984

100

JUN

1988

180

JAN

1986

43

JUL

1984

87

OCT

1983

62

JUL

1989

108

MAR

1989

130

OCT

1988

88

JUN

1990

12

JUN

1986

201

APR

1984

132

JAN

1990

38

DEC

1985

212

JAN

1986

150

NOV

1986

80

JAN

1988

78

JAN

1986

166

JAN

1985

248

JAN

1984

173

JUN

1989

92

OCT

1985

128

AUG

1987

26

JAN

1986

100

AUG

1989

107

DEC

1989

12

DEC

1984

247

AUG

1985

48

DEC

1988

36

DEC

1986

76

JUN

1986

75

SEP

1989

60

DEC

1982

10

JUN

1986

67

JAN

1984

211

JUN

1988

42

JUL

1988

100

JUL

1989

126

OCT

1985

88

FEB

1986

166

JUN

1986

112

JUN

1986

63

JUN

1986

65

JUN

1987

81

MAY

1989

75

JUN

1987

148

FEB

1985

70

OCT

1985

19

OCT

1986

112

DEC

1983

127

AUG

1987

86

JUL

1987

56

SEP

1986

78

DEC

1988

42

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SPELLER

SPELLING

SPELLKEY

SPELPRAC

SPELPUZL

SPELTEST

SPIDERS

SPINNER

SPINNER

SPLIT

SPOOK

SPOOLBAS

SPOOLER

SPOOLER

SPRAYCAN

SPREAD

SPREAD2

SPREE

SPRINGBD

SRLIST

SSBANNER

ST FBALL

STAFF

STARDEF

STARFIND

STARLORD

STARMAP

STARPANT

STARS

STARS

STARS

STARSONG

STARTUP

STARVIEW

STATEMEN

STATES

STATION

STATS

STATS

STDLTR

STKINDEX

STKMARKT

STNDGLAS

STOCK

STOCK

STOCKCAR

ST0CKS3

STOP IT

STORM

STORYWRT

STRATA

STRINGS1

STRIPLF

STRUMMER

STYLIST

SU

SUB HUNT

SUBDEMO

SUBRTINE

SUBSERCH

SUBTRACT

SUCCESS

TALKING SPELLING TUTOR; ALSO TAKETEST

SPELLING TEST

FIXES TO RECENT PROGRAMS

SPELLING WORKSHEET GENERATOR

SPELLING TUTOR

SPELLING TEST

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO

GRAPHICS DEMO; ALSO CIRCLES; IPOPPER

UTILITY; ALSO MAKESPLIT

PUMPKIN GRAPHIC

COC03 PRINTER SPOOLER

OS- 9 PRINTER SPOOLER

PRINT SPOOLER

GRAPHICS PROGRAM

SPREADSHEET

SPREADSHEET PROGRAM ENHANCED

GAME

BONUS PROGRAM

PROGRAMMING UTILITY

MUSIC AND GRAPHICS FOR 4TH OF JULY

SIMULATION GAME

MUSIC NOTE TUTORIAL

GAME

ASTRONOMY HELPER

GAME

CREATE A MINI -PLANETARIUM

GRAPHICS; ALSO PAINT 1-4

A STAR LIKE A WHEEL

GRAPHICS DEMO

SHORT DEMO FOR CHILDREN

GRAPHICS DEMO

BBS SYSTEM

GRAPHICS DEMO

SEND OUT AN INVOICE

STATES AND CAPITALS

CREATE STATIONERY

LITTLE LEAGUE STATISTICS

STATISTICS TUTORIAL

WRITE YOUR XMAS LETTERS

STOCK MARKET INDEX

SIMULATION GAME

GRAPHICS DISPLAY OF STAINED GLASS WINDOW

INVENTORY CONTROL

MONITOR STOCK PERFORMANCE; ALSO GRAPH

SIMULATION GAME

PLAY STOCK MARKET; ALSO STOCKS2

GAME

THE STORM

PARTY GAME

ACTION GAME

TUTORIAL ON STRING COMMANDS; ALSO STRINGS2

USE WITH MS2COCO

MUSIC UTILITY

EPSON PRINTER SETUP

OS-9 LOG-ON UTILITY

GAME

DATABASE; ALSO REALMENU; MARBLE1; MARBLE2

FIXES TEXT OR SCREEN

SUB SEARCH

ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

ADVENTURE

DEC

1988

42

MAR

1983

198

APR

1988

146

JAN

1987

32

SEP

1986

74

OCT

1984

29

APR

1990

48

APR

1983

190

APR

1987

68

MAR

1990

86

OCT

1988

86

MAY

1989

86

DEC

1986

183

JUN

1983

246

OCT

1989

60

APR

1987

174

MAR

1988

54

JUL

1989

34

SEP

1985

JUL

1986

20

JUL

1987

20

AUG

1983

236

DEC

1982

68

SEP

1989

60

SEP

1985

56

AUG

1986

58

JUN

1982

58

JUL

1986

46

MAR

1988

75

NOV

1987

96

AUG

1985

138

MAR

1985

104

DEC

1985

158

APR

1989

81

NOV

1982

98

SEP

1988

60

JAN

1990

106

JUL

1983

92

OCT

1983

144

DEC

1983

70

MAR

1985

173

AUG

1984

121

AUG

1983

28

MAR

1988

60

MAR

1987

122

JUL

1985

72

NOV

1988

45

MAR

1983

136

JUN

1989

59

JUL

1989

104

MAY

1988

20

OCT

1986

77

JUN

1986

190

JUN

1987

44

MAY

1986

89

DEC

1989

86

MAR

1983

144

FEB

1989

36

APR

1984

40

MAR

1988

122

FEB

1986

150

JAN

1987

108

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SUL EDI

SUM128

SUPERCLS

SUPERPOKE

SUPRNOVA

SUPRPLAY

SUPRQUIZ

SUPRSTMP

SUPRTEST

SURFACE

SWAMP

SWIMPOOL

SWITCH

SYSGO

SYSOP

SYSOP . EDT

SYS0P2

SYSSAVE

SYSTEM

T-BILL

TACHISTO

TACHISTO

TAFFYBAL

TANDY

TAPCNV

TAPE DOC

TAPEDAT

TAPEDIR

TAPEDIR

TAPEMENU

TAROT

TARTAN

TAX- HIST

TAX . BAS

TAXTIP

TCHRAID

TEACHAID

TELE-DIR

TELECOM

TER3BAS

TERMS

TEST

TESTDEMO

TESTEM

TESTEM 1

TESTEM 2

TESTIF

TESTMAKR

TESTMAKR

TESTSCRN

TEXAS

TEXTGEN . EDT

TEXTPRO

THE GAME

THE SEED

THE TRACK

THE TRIP

THE WORD

THEATRE

THECAVE

THEQUEST

TICKET

BBS UTILITY

SPREADSHEET PROGRAM

ENHANCED CLS COMMAND

PROGRAMMING UTILITY

GRAPHIC DEMO

TURN PLAY COMMAND INTO A SYNTHESIZER

CREATE STUDY GUIDES

GRAPHICS COMMANDS; ALSO STMPDEMO

GENERATE QUIZZES

SIMULATION GAME

GAME

SWIMMING POOL MAINTENANCE AID

PUZZLE

OS-9 UTILITIES; ALSO CLS; ALTERNAT.CLS

BBS SYSTEM

BBS

BBS PATCH (RAINBORD)

DISK UTILITY

DISK UTILITY

TREASURY BILL CALCULATOR

INCREASE STUDENT'S MEMORIZATION ABILITIES

MEASURE READING SPEED AND COMPREHENSION

GRAPHICS DEMO

MAXLC TUTORIAL; ALSO DIRFILES ETC

DOWNLOAD PROGRAMS UTILITIES

TAPE UTILITY

TAPE CATALOG GENERATOR

CASSETTE TAPE DIRECTORY

FOR CRUN

UTILITY FOR CASSETTE ORGANIZATION

FORTUNE TELLING GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

INCOME TAX UTILITY

KEEP TAX RECORDS IN ORDER; ALSO TAXINFO.XX

HOME HELP

TEACHER' AID HELP FILL OUT FORM

TEACHER'S RECORD KEEPER

TELEPHONE DIRECTORY

MODEM II AUTO DIALER

COC03 TELECOMMUNICATIONS; ALSO TERM3

SEE TRI-HANG

THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

PRINTER UTILITY

MULTIPLE CHOICE TESTER

HI -RES SCREEN QUIZ

SEE TESTEM 1

HARDWARE PROJECT

MAKE MULTIPLE CHOICE TESTS

TEST COMPOSITION UTILITY

SCREEN DUMP EXTRAORDINAIRE

MUSIC

BBS

TEXT PROCESSOR

HI -RES GRAPHICS GAME

GRAPHICS DEMO

RACING CAR GAME

HI -RES ADVENTURE GAME

ELEMENTARY WORD GAME

A PUZZLE

ADVENTURES IN MUSIC

ADVENTURE

PRINT UTILITY

JAN

1986

158

MAR

1988

146

FEB

1986

162

JUN

1990

48

JAN

1986

37

JUN

1988

102

OCT

1989

40

OCT

1988

28

FEB

1988

94

APR

1985

53

JUN

1982

49

JUN

1986

146

MAR

1987

76

NOV

1986

199

NOV

1983

25

NOV

1987

152

NOV

1984

48

JUL

1984

21

JUL

1984

23

MAR

1985

153

FEB

1989

105

SEP

1987

140

JAN

1989

60

OCT

1989

110

AUG

1988

156

FEB

1987

182

FEB

1983

96

DEC

1983

169

FEB

1986

54

FEB

1987

125

OCT

1984

75

JAN

1983

49

FEB

1983

148

JAN

1988

112

JUL

1989

105

DEC

1983

294

SEP

1985

49

JAN

1989

64

NOV

1983

53

NOV

1986

93

MAY

1985

141

NOV

1987

180

JUN

1983

24

MAY

1982

17

APR

1984

57

APR

1984

60

MAR

1990

26

SEP

1985

32

SEP

1986

160

OCT

1987

30

JUN

1987

78

NOV

1987

152

JAN

1985

105

APR

1984

213

JAN

1986

130

SEP

1982

60

AUG

1984

92

FEB

1983

48

AUG

1987

88

JUN

1988

79

DEC

1989

46

MAY

1987

26

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Page 33

TICKET TICKET MAKER

TICTACTO GAME

TICTACTO TRIVIA GAME

TIMECARD CALCULATE TIME DIFFERENCES

TIMER CLOCK SPEED TIMER

TIMER.BIN SCIENCE PROJECT; ALSO TIMER. BAS

TIMESHT CREATE TIMESHEETS

TIMETABL GOODBYE FLASHCARDS

TIMETEST MATH DRILL

TIN EAR PLAY TUTORIAL

TITEROPE VOCABULARY QUIZZES

TITLE CENTER A TITLE

TITLEMKR TITLE CARDS FOR PROGRAMS

TITLPOKE SCREEN POKE UTILITY

TITLPRINT SAMPLE TITLE

TOADER GAME

TONE ROW MUSIC UTILITY

TORI (LI) LOGO FOR MATH CLUB

TOTAL CALCULATOR

TOUCH OS-9 FILE UTILITY; ALSO TOUCH. HLP

TPTDSK SEE JANUARY PAGE 49

TPTDSK TAPE TO DISK UTILITY

TPTODSK TAPE TO DISK TRANSFER

TRACK TRIGONOMETRY GAME

TRACK40 DISK UTILITY

TRADER GAME FOR YOUNG CHILD

TRAILING ACTION GAME

TRANSACT LANDLORD PROGRAM

TRANSFER SEE ASMBCOR

TRAPPERR ON ERROR UTILITY

TREASURE GAME

TREASURE GEOMETRIC TREASURE HUNT

TREEPUZZ CHRISTMAS TREE PUZZLE

TRENCH ARCADE GAME SPEED IN BASIC

TRI-HANG TALKING HANGMAN GAME

TRIANGLE GETTING A FIX ON TRIANGLES

TRIG1 TRIGONOMETRY; ALSO TRIG2

TRIGSHOW TRIGONOMETRY DEMO

TRIKWORD VOCABULARY PRACTICE

TRIMTREE HOLIDAY GRAPHICS

TRIVDATA DATA FILE FOR TICTACTO

TRIVIA BASEBALL TRIVIA GAME

TRIVIA TRIVIA GAME

TRIVIAG TRIVIA GAME; ALSO TRIVIAFC

TRIVIAL 'TRIVIAL PURSUIT' LIKE GAME

TRIVUTIL TRIVIA GAME

TRKSAT OS-9 PROGRAMS; ALSO ECHOSOURCE; MAKE. ECHO

TRPSHOOT TRAPSHOOTING GAME

TRUEFALS LOGIC SKILLS DEVELOPER

TUGOFWAR TRIGONOMETRY GAME

TUMBRELA GRAPHICS DEMO

TUNING MUSIC DEMO

TUNNEL GRAPHICS DEMO; ALSO WHEEL

TURKISH GRAPHICS DEMO

TURNSCRW SOFTWARE FOR RADIO SHACK VOICE SYNTHESIZER

TUTOR 1 BASIC PROGRAMMING AID

TUTOR 2 GASIC PROGRAMMING AID

TUTORIAL BASIC TUTORIAL

TUTORIAL STRING HANDLING TUTORIAL

TUXEDO DISK JACKET DESIGNER

TV SHOWS GRAPHICS DEMO

TWIRLER GRAPHICS DEMO

MAY

1988

91

AUG

1986

36

DEC

1985

70

APR

1989

89

DEC

1983

184

DEC

1987

160

OCT

1989

62

SEP

1987

72

AUG

1989

56

FEB

1986

146

JUL

1986

188

JAN

1984

64

MAR

1986

159

NOV

1985

164

NOV

1985

164

FEB

1989

43

JUN

1984

24

SEP

1983

53

MAR

1987

78

OCT

1989

72

FEB

1984

JAN

1984

49

FEB

1987

73

JUL

1985

149

JUN

1986

93

MAR

1986

20

AUG

1983

36

APR

1985

173

DEC

1982

29

AUG

1984

65

NOV

1986

18

MAY

1985

82

DEC

1988

20

JUL

1986

98

MAY

1985

134

SEP

1987

138

MAR

1990

92

JAN

1983

175

SEP

1985

118

DEC

1986

116

DEC

1985

79

JUL

1987

105

JUN

1983

16

SEP

1987

152

DEC

1983

93

DEC

1985

72

MAR

1989

136

NOV

1985

21

JUL

1986

132

JUL

1985

150

OCT

1983

204

APR

1982

36

OCT

1986

37

DEC

1988

90

MAY

1985

57

JUN

1986

142

JUN

1986

143

OCT

1983

182

DEC

1983

118

NOV

1987

26

MAR

1986

50

OCT

1983

78

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TWIRLERS

TYPANIC

TYPE . C

TYPEII

TYPER

TYPESET

TYPING

UDIR.C

UNIDATFL

UNPRESS

UNPRESS

UPDNLIST

UPLOCASE

URCHIN

USA FLAG

USEDCARS

USER SYS

USETOWN

USSONGS

USTIME

UTILITY

UTILITY1

VACATION

VACATION

VALNAME

VALNTINE

VALPRINT

VANIPHON

VARIABLE

VARKEEP

VARLIST

VCRTAPES

VERBTEST

VFY.C

VIC

VIDTIME

VISION

VITEX93

VMODE

VOCABLRY

VOL

VOTRAX

VOWELS

VOWELS

VROOM

WAGECALC

WAGER

WALPAPER

WARGAME

WARGAME2

WARGAME3

WARGAME4

WATCH

WATER

WAVEDIT

WDPRO

WDSEARCH

WEBBAS

WEEKDAYS

WEFAX

WHAMMY

WHATDAY

GRAPHICS DEMO

SHORT GAME

OS -9 DOES WINDOWS

PRINTER UTILITY

IMPROVE YOUR TYPING SKILLS

TYPESET MODEM FILE TRANSFER

TYPING TUTOR

DISSECTING THE COMMAND LINE

DATABASE MANAGER

SCREEN SAVE/DUMP PACKAGE

USING COMPRESSED FILES

LISTING UTILITY

LEARNING LETTERS

URCHINS FROM THE BLACK LAGOON

FLAG PICTURE

USED CAR SHOPPING GUIDE

BBS SYSTEM

SIMULATE A CITY PLANNER

MUSIC AND GRAPHICS FOR THE 4TH OF JULY

OS -9 TIME PROGRAM; ALSO STRIPBIN

TRANSFER EDTASM FROM TAPE TO DISK

HELP FOR AMATEUR BASIC PROGRAMMER

VACATION LOG

VACATION PLANNER WORKSHEET

VALENTINE MAKER

ELECTRONIC VALENTINE'S DAY CARD

VALENTINE MAKER

TELEPHONE UTILITY

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS

PROGRAMMING UTILITY

LIST PROGRAM VARIABLES

VCR INDEX

UNDERSTANDING VERB USE

OS-9 DISK UTILITY

GAME

CALCULATING TIME INTERVALS FOR VCR'S

DO-IT-YOURSELF EYE EXAM

DRAW COMPLEX SHAPES

CONTROLLER ATTACKS HALT LINE PROBLEM

SIMULATE A DICTIONARY

DISK UTILITY

UTILITY FOR VOTRAX

REVIEW ELEMENTS OF PHONICS

VOWEL COUNTER

DECISION MAKER MODEL

WAGE CALCULATOR

HORSE RACING GAME

WALLPAPER COVERAGE CALCULATOR

SIMULATION GAME

SIMULATION GAME

SIMULATION GAME

SIMULATION GAME

TELL TIME

COMPUTE WATER BILLS

TURN PLAY COMMAND INTO A SYNTHESIZER

WORD PROCESSOR

GAME UTILITY

GAME

WISHING WELL

SATELLITE WEATHER MAP

GAME

TIME UTILITY

APR

1983

190

AUG

1985

91

JUN

1990

36

DEC

1982

116

JAN

1988

82

JUN

1984

176

NOV

1987

76

FEB

1990

122

JUN

1982

57

JAN

1988

176

OCT

1987

164

JUL

1989

106

DEC

1989

60

JAN

1988

31

JUL

1985

116

SEP

1988

16

DEC

1985

159

JAN

1988

58

JUL

1987

20

AUG

1989

22

SEP

1983

78

APR

1988

99

JUL

1987

95

MAY

1986

98

FEB

1986

23

FEB

1988

100

FEB

1986

20

MAY

1987

74

SEP

1987

26

JAN

1990

12

MAR

1986

96

DEC

1987

92

OCT

1987

158

FEB

1990

56

JUL

1986

74

SEP

1988

122

AUG

1985

231

SEP

1983

208

AUG

1987

157

SEP

1985

82

JAN

1990

56

JUN

1984

130

APR

1990

85

APR

1983

96

FEB

1983

132

MAR

1987

77

MAY

1984

168

JUN

1984

206

NOV

1983

93

NOV

1983

100

NOV

1983

105

NOV

1983

106

MAR

1990

12

APR

1990

48

JUN

1988

102

MAY

1982

6

MAY

1987

152

JUL

1989

42

JUN

1989

87

FEB

1985

45

OCT

1986

101

JAN

1990

30

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WHEEL GAME LIKE HANGMAN

WHEEL WHEEL OF FORTUNE GAME; ALSO CREATOR

WHENRAIN GRAPHICS DEMO

WHICHTOOl THE EVOLUTION CONTINUES

WHICHTOOL PUT DATA STRUCTURES ON DRAWING BOARD

WHO AM I ELEMENTARY EDUCATION

WIDGET GRAPHICS DEMO

WILDBIN SELECT LISTINGS USING WILDCARDS

WILDWEB GAME

WILFLOAT ARCHIMEDES DISCOVERY

WINDCHIL CALCULATE WIND CHILL FACTOR

WINDMILL BASIC TRAINING

WINDOW TUTORIAL

WINTER GRAPHICS DEMO

WINTER HOLIDAY GRAPHICS

WIZDRAW OS -9 GRAPHICS; ALSO XMODE; HEXDUMP

WORD WORD GAME

WORD+ MAKE CROSSWORD PUZZLES

WORD1 MEMORY GAME

WORDCNT COUNTING THE WORDS

WORDCNT1 INTERFACING TRICKS; ALSO WORDCNT2; EXPLODE

WORDFIND DEBUGGING WITH WORDFIND

WORDGAME GAME

WORDGUES GAME

WORDLOAD SEE AUIOSPL

WORDMAKE WORDMAKE

WORDPRO WORD PROCESSOR

WORDSRCH SPELLING DRILL

WORKOUT EXERCISE AID

WORLD MAP OF THE WORLD

WORLD1 GRAPHICS ANIMATION

WORLDWAR SIMULATION GAME

WORMDRVR FOOD FOR WORMS; ALSO WORMSMPL

WORMINVD GAME

WPDRV.DR NEW TOOLS, NEW TOYS; ALSO WP.DD WECHO.DD

WREATH THIS WREATH HANGS INDOORS

WRITE30 WRITE III PLUS

WRITIDEA EDUCATION -CHOOSE TOPIC TO WRITE ABOUT

WRITRZAP DISK UTILITY

WRKSHEET PRINT® LOCATIONS

XC0DES.CC3 BETTER TOOLS FOR OS -9

XFER16 TRANSFER FILES OVER PHONE

XMASCARD MAKES XMAS CARDS

XMASCRLS MUSIC FOR XMAS

XMASFIRE HOLIDAY GRAPHICS; ALSO XMASDRVR

XMASLIST MAKE A CHRISTMAS ADDRESS LIST

XMASLTR WRITE YOUR XMAS LETTERS

XMASONGS XMAS MUSIC

XMASPORI CHRISTMAS MUSIC AND GRAPHICS

XMASSONG CHRISTMAS MUSIC

XMASSTAR THE CHRISTMAS STAR

XMRECV.ASM COBBS XMODEM ROUTINES; ALSO XMSEND.ASM

XMRECV.SYS COBBS XMODEM ROUTINES; ALSO XMRECPK.BAS

XREF CROSS REFERENCE PROGRAM

XSTITCH A STICH IN TIME

YARDBIRD MUSIC

YARDSALE HOME HELP

YOYO PROGRAMMING DEMO

YULELOG HOLIDAYS AT THE HEARTH

ZHAGWHAR CASTLE ZHAGWHAR

ZIGZAG THE KOLAR PROGRESSION

ZIP DRAW DEMO

APR

1984

141

AUG

1986

156

APR

1989

82

NOV

1987

180

DEC

1987

180

FEB

1986

135

JUL

1983

172

JUN

1989

122

APR

1982

37

MAR

1989

82

OCT

1987

82

APR

1990

86

JUN

1984

61

FEB

1984

120

DEC

1986

66

MAY

1987

196

SEP

1982

95

MAY

1986

39

AUG

1987

90

JAN

1989

62

JUL

1986

216

FEB

1988

155

NOV

1984

85

APR

1987

59

SEP

1984

168

JUN

1989

91

NOV

1982

138

DEC

1982

130

MAR

1986

28

SEP

1988

70

AUG

1989

106

JUL

1985

58

FEB

1989

144

MAR

1990

18

APR

1988

160

DEC

1987

72

JUL

1988

96

SEP

1983

140

SEP

1986

116

OCT

1983

148

DEC

1988

178

OCT

1985

37

DEC

1984

136

DEC

1983

35

DEC

1986

108

DEC

1987

66

DEC

1983

69

DEC

1985

37

DEC

1987

100

DEC

1987

86

DEC

1987

70

NOV

1988

88

NOV

1988

88

FEB

1986

172

DEC

1987

108

JUN

1987

20

APR

1987

52

APR

1986

145

DEC

1988

89

JUN

1989

41

JAN

1988

96

SEP

1985

141

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TUTORIAL - RAINBOW ELEVEN year index

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TUTORIAL

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

ARTICLE

MTH

YR

PAGE

AUGSBURG, CRAY
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM JR
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BARDEN, WILLIAM
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BLYN, STEVE
BOUDREAUX, ANDREW
BOYLE, JOHN
BOYLE, JOHN
BROADWATER, STEVEN
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DRENNAN, ALLEN
ELLERS, ED
ELLERS, ED
FRIESEN, GEOFF
GOODMAN, MARTY
GOODMAN -CISIN
HABERER, FREDRIC
HOUK, CECIL C.
KLUCK, ANDY
KLUCK, ANDY
KLUCK, ANDY
KLUCK, ANDY
KLUCK, ANDY
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH

THE PRINTER PRIMER
BASIC09 PROGRAMMING STRUCTURE
COCOS AND LASER JETS

BASIC PSET AND GRAPHICS DISPLAY SPEEDS
CAN YOU SURVIVE THIS COLUMN
CORRECTION

COMPUTER KNOWLEDGE IN ANY LANGUAGE
DELVING INTO THE COCO DISK
FONT FASCINATION

MYSTERY OF THE NOVICE BELL RINGER
SORTING IT ALL OUT
TAKE A GAMBLE

TAKE YOUR FILES FOR A SPIN
THANKS FOR THE MEMORY
THAT'S THE WAY THE BALL BOUNCES
YOUR FIRST BASIC PROGRAM
THE COCO QUIZ MASTER
THE MENU SELECTOR
USING ROM ROUTINES
HEXADECIMAL HAPPINESS
COCO TV

HOW TO MERGE PROGRAMS FROM CASSETTE
SUBROUTINES TO SIMPLIFY & SHARPEN DISPLAY
FLOATING POINT MATH
CACHE OF THE DAY
EXPLORING MEMORY CELLS
HOW TO FOLLOW A MEMORY MAP
INTRO TO THE INSIDE OF COC02
MISCONCEPTIONS AND COMMON PROBLEMS
WHAT IS A VDG, ANYWAY?
CUSTOMIZING YOUR KEYBOARD
CARE AND HANDLING OF TAPES AND DISKS
EDIT MODE SUBCOMMANDS
INTRODUCING BASICS-
ALL ABOUT MONITORS
PHOTOGRAPHING A CRT SCREEN
RENUM WITH A TWIST
SYNTHESIZER DESIGNS
DETAILS OF THE VARIOUS COCO ROM'S
DISK BASIC AND HEX AND OCTAL CONVERSIONS
EXPANDS RADIO SHACK DOCUMENTATION
GET AND PUT CAN SPEED UP ANIMATION
SPEED UP TAPE I/O
AN OPEN-ENDED EXPLORATION
ASCII FOR IT
BASIC BIRD WATCHING
BASIC TRAINING: SWAMP THINK
BOXCARS, BOXCARS, BOXCARS
COUNT YOUR EGGS BEFORE THEY DROP
CREATING A REVIEW PROGRAM
CREATING A UTILITY SCREEN WORKSHEET
DIVERSION A DAY KEEPS PROGRAMMING FEY
DOING THE PROGRAM SHUFFLE
FINDING A WEALTH OF COCO KNOWLEDGE
FORMAT TEXT PRESENTATIONS TO SUIT YOURSEL
FURTHER VENTURING WITH PROGRAM TABLES

MAY

1991

28

OCT

1990

38

NOV

1990

40

DEC

1986

190

AUG

1988

170

OCT

1988

84

AUG

1989

112

JAN

1988

180

MAR

1988

167

NOV

1987

174

NOV

1988

160

DEC

1989

116

APR

1990

35

MAY

1990

78

JUL

1989

130

OCT

1989

122

JUN

1989

57

JAN

1987

158

OCT

1985

29

JUL

1984

150

DEC

1990

62

FEB

1985

158

FEB

1985

131

FEB

1985

18

JUL

1987

89

APR

1986

100

JUN

1985

144

JAN

1985

68

AUG

1984

190

DEC

1985

251

DEC

1987

116

MAR

1988

48

MAY

1985

148

SEP

1989

38

MAR

1991

14

DEC

1987

58

FEB

1986

112

APR

1991

62

DEC

1984

30

NOV

1984

157

AUG

1984

109

OCT

1984

38

SEP

1984

36

JAN

1985

85

NOV

1987

163

MAY

1989

88

MAY

1988

82

JUN

1989

80

APR

1989

64

FEB

1987

101

SEP

1988

80

NOV

1985

74

MAR

1987

108

DEC

1984

245

DEC

1986

80

MAR

1985

97

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KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
LAW, GREG
MIR, JORGE
MITCHELL, WILLIAM
OSTLER, DAVID
OSTLER, DAVID
OSTLER, DAVID
OSTLER, DAVID
PERKINS, DUANE
PERLMAN, RICHARD
PERLMAN, RICHARD
RAINBOW

STEARMAN, COLIN
TAULI, T.C.
VASCONI, EUGENE
VEAL, LEE

WALTERS, FRANCIS M
WEIDE, DENNIS
WHITE, BRIAN
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, RICHARD
WHITE, WILLIAM
WILLIAMS, JOHN
WILLOUGHBY, LAUREN
WITHAM, BURT
ZUMWALT, GREG

GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH COC03

GETTING ACQUAINTED WITH THE DRAW STATEMEN

GO FORTH AND CREATE

GRAPHICS FAIRYLAND

HOW TO DREDGE UP THOSE IDEAS

LEARNING HOW TO FUNCTION IN BASIC

LET'S GET GOING

MAKE THE MOST OF VERSATILE EDIT

MAXIMUM LEARNING WITH MINIMUM EFFORT

MID$ STRUTS ITS STUFF

MISSION INTERCHANGEABLE

MORE GRAPHICS

MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING

NEW DIRECTIONS

ONE CHARACTER SPACE AT A TIME

PRACTICING THE TWO -COLUMN FORMAT

PREVIEWING A PROGRAM

PROBLEM SOLVER'S DAY AT THE RACES

PROGRAM SHAPE- UP

RELIVING YOUR FIRST KEYSTROKES

SHALL WE DANCE?

SIMPLE PROGRAMS: LEARNING EXPERIENCE

TEACHING COCO ITS ABC'S

TEXT PANEL FORMATTING

THE A-OPTION WRAP-UP

THE ART OF GRAPHICS CHARACTERS

THE KOLAR PROGRESSION

THE SEVEN -VALUE CIRCLE STATEMENT

THE UNFOLDING BLOCK

USING INVERSE CHARACTERS

WADING OUT OF THE SWAMP

WHAT'S THE ANGLE?

WORKING IN QUADRANTS

PROGRAMMING TECHNIQUES

READING AND WRITING FILES IN C

READING AND WRITING IN C (CONT)

MEMORY ON A STRINGS BUDGET

BLEEPS, BLOOPS, BELLS AND WHISTLES

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS LESSON 2

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS LESSON 3

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS LESSON 4

BASIC FOR BEGINNERS PART 1

PROGRAM THE HI -RES JOYSTICK INTERFACE

THE DO-IT-YOURSELF DATABASE PART 1

THE DO-IT-YOURSELF DATABASE PART 2

PRIMARY POINTERS

PATCHES TO MAKE KEYBOARD ENTRY EASIER

JOYSTICK-TO-ITIVENESS

ESCAPE FROM THE BUG ZONE

A GLOSSARY OF COMPUTER TERMS

SPREADSHEETS

FOLLOW THE BREAD CRUMBS

LEARN TO WALK BEFORE YOU RUN

ANALYZING MORE BASIC

VARIABLES REVISITED

WEIRD AND WONDERFUL

SIMPLIFYING USE OF THE SOUND COMMAND

THE JOYSTICK FIX- IT

STARTING FROM SCRATCH

TO PACK OR NOT TO PACK

BREAKING THE 32K BARRIER

SEP

1987

97

JUN

1985

158

APR

1990

86

MAR

1990

78

JUN

1987

96

OCT

1986

77

JAN

1989

74

APR

1985

242

DEC

1985

100

JAN

1987

86

MAR

1988

68

OCT

1989

66

OCT

1987

84

OCT

1988

98

NOV

1986

46

APR

1986

142

FEB

1988

90

OCT

1984

60

DEC

1989

50

APR

1988

80

DEC

1988

94

NOV

1984

151

MAY

1985

144

JUN

1986

140

JUN

1990

54

AUG

1989

100

JAN

1988

96

MAY

1987

77

JAN

1990

87

SEP

1986

165

JUN

1988

88

NOV

1988

84

FEB

1990

52

JUN

1991

10

DEC

1990

87

FEB

1991

22

AUG

1985

166

JUN

1986

108

JAN

1988

37

FEB

1988

20

MAR

1988

82

SEP

1987

26

FEB

1988

122

FEB

1989

36

MAR

1989

88

JAN

1986

42

OCT

1984

180

MAR

1985

232

JAN

1987

59

JAN

1988

85

SEP

1990

60

FEB

1988

108

JAN

1989

78

FEB

1985

152

JUL

1984

128

AUG

1984

115

JUN

1985

42

AUG

1985

226

JAN

1988

20

OCT

1984

140

JUN

1990

58

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

ALSOP, B.H.
CLEMENTS, WILLIAM
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
ELLERS, ED
ELLIS, RICHARD
GERMAN, J.D.
KOTTKE, RICHARD
MEIXSELL, DENNIS
MEIXSELL, DENNIS
MERRYMAN, ROBERT C
OWEN, DAVID
SCHROEDER, HERBERT
WESTON, DANE

UTILITIES (HARDWARE)

ARTICLE

D- BOARD 64K UPGRADE

INSTALL A CHIP-SAVING 'POWER ON' LIGHT

A 12 -VOLT POWER SUPPLY FOR THE C0C02

ADDING FUNCTION KEYS TO YOUR KEYBOARD

BUILD A SPEAKER/AMPLIFIER FOR YOUR COMPUT

CONSTRUCT FINGER-SAVING CIRCUIT FOR JOYST

DESIGNING A VIDEO MONITOR OUTPUT

INSTALL YOUR OWN ROM SWITCHER

UPGRADING YOUR COCO 2

RAM/ROM UPGRADE ROUNDUP

INSTALL DISK DRIVE 'ON/OFF' INDICATOR

CHEAPSTICK-SMOOTH JOYSTICK FOR LESS THAN

MONITOR MOD FOR YOUR COCO

BUILD THIS BOARD FOR EASY INTERFACING

INTERFACE A CALCULATOR KEYBOARD TO THE PI

DISK CONTROLLER ROM SELECTOR

RS232 DEVICE SELECT SWITCH FOR UNDER $20

DOS DETACH SAVES WEAR AND TEAR

UNLOCK YOUR JOYPORTS AND OPEN COCO TO WOR

MTH

YR

PAGE

MAR

1983

100

APR

1983

18

APR

1984

149

MAR

1984

117

NOV

1983

230

FEB

1983

156

MAY

1984

188

DEC

1983

122

JAN

1984

130

MAY

1984

49

NOV

1983

296

FEB

1984

186

JAN

1984

179

JUL

1983

106

DEC

1983

207

MAR

1991

34

DEC

1983

202

MAR

1983

54

DEC

1983

56

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RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

AFTAMONOW, E. & G.
ALSOP, B.H.
AMBROS, MARTY
ATWATER, DALE
BABICH, TIO
BARNES, JAMES
BEHR, GARY
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BERNICO, BILL
BETTS, R. BARTLY
BJORK, STEVE
BJORK, STEVE
BJORK, STEVE
BJORK, STEVE
BLATT, TED
BLOCHOWIAK, JOHN
BLYN, STEVE
BOBBITT, CRAIG
BOYARSKY, OLEG
BREINDEL, ADAM
CAMPBELL, MARC
CAMPBELL, MARC
CAMPBELL, MARC
CAMPBELL, MARK
CHADWICK, CURT
CHADWICK, CURT
CLARK, RODERICK
CLEMENTS, WILLIAM
CROMLEY, DAVID
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
DAHLGREN, GLEN
DALENE, MIKE
DANIELS, BILL
DAVIDSON, MICHAEL
DAVIDSON, MICHAEL
DAVIS, GARY
DAWSON, DAVID
DAYTON, JOHN

UTILITIES (SOFTWARE)

ARTICLE

DON'T STRING ME ALONG

SAVE STORAGE BY PACKING YOUR DATA

A TIMEKEEPER FOR ALL OCCASIONS

JOYSTICK DIRECTORY

SETTLE A SCORE

UNCOMPLICATED, READABLE LISTINGS

KEYBOARD CASSETTE EDITING SYSTEM

FIVE-COLUMN DIRECTORIES

ML ADDRESSES

READING DATA FILES

SCREEN ALTERNATIVES

SCREEN POKES MADE EASY

CORRECTION

SCREEN SCROLLING MADE EASY

SECRET FILENAMES

MOST FREQUENT QUESTIONS ANSWERED

COCO MOUSE

COCO MOUSE: THE FINAL CHAPTER

WHAT'S INSIDE A MOUSE?

CORRECTION

CHANGE THOSE PRINT'S TO PRINT -2'S

A SMOOTH OPERATOR

INITIAL EXPERIENCE CAN BE CHILD'S PLAY

WHAT'S THE DIAGNOSIS?

A MOST MOVING MESSAGE

COLOR CREATOR

COCO'S CURRENT COMPANION

CORRECTION

THE INVINCIBLE DUPLICATOR

CHANGING THE LANGUAGE

CLOAD COMMAND FIXER

CLOAD COMMAND FIXER

AN ALARMING SOLUTION

ROCKIN' TRHOUGH ROM

CHECK YOUR TV ALIGNMENT

EXPANDING LITTLE E'S POWERS

EXPANDING LITTLE E'S POWERS

LITTLE E DOES BIG JOB TO BASIC

RAINBOW CHECK + FOR COCO; MC-10

SCROLL CONTROL AND LLIST MASTER

CORRECTION

SCROLL CONTROL AND LLIST MASTER

CORRECTION

TRAP THAT ERROR

CORRECTION

TRAP THAT ERROR

INVISILIST

HARNESS THOSE KEYS

BACK FROM THE DEAD

EZ LIST

EZ LIST

MAKE YOUR REMS STAND OUT

PAK TO DISK TRANSFER

UPGRADING SHACK'S SCREEN PRINT PROGRAM

MTH

YR

PAGE

OCT

1986

100

SEP

1983

314

FEB

1986

55

FEB

1987

126

AUG

1986

83

AUG

1990

36

JAN

1985

42

MAR

1989

80

JUL

1988

82

MAR

1988

74

JAN

1986

176

NOV

1985

162

DEC

1985

208

OCT

1987

26

DEC

1987

38

MAY

1985

73

JUL

1986

121

SEP

1986

180

AUG

1986

180

OCT

1986

92

FEB

1983

207

JAN

1988

78

NOV

1982

18

FEB

1986

67

JAN

1984

96

JAN

1988

78

JUL

1988

34

FEB

1989

77

SEP

1989

44

JUN

1988

168

NOV

1984

116

NOV

1984

116

NOV

1987

98

AUG

1982

29

MAR

1983

201

OCT

1984

119

OCT

1984

119

APR

1984

170

FEB

1984

21

JAN

1985

150

APR

1985

226

JAN

1985

150

APR

1985

226

AUG

1984

61

OCT

1984

237

AUG

1984

61

FEB

1987

20

JAN

1990

26

JUN

1990

26

NOV

1984

23

NOV

1984

23

MAR

1982

12

DEC

1987

152

OCT

1983

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DEAHL, KENNETH
DEUELL, LEE
DIERCKS, WAYNE
DIERCKS, WAYNE
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DISTEFANO, TONY
DOSS, RAYMOND
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DOWNARD, DAN
DUBUC, MIKE
DWIGHT, JEFFERY
DWIGHT, JEFFREY
EBBERT, JIM
ELLIS, RICHARD
ELMER, AL
ENGLAND, CARL
ESTRADO, RICHARD
ESTRADO, RICHARD
FALK, LAWRENCE
FORGIONE, JOSEPH
FRANCIS, DAVID
FRIESEN, GEOFF
GALUS, JOHN
GAULT, ROBERT
GAUVREAU, RAY
GAUVREAU, RAY
GAUVREAU, RAY
GOLDBERG, STEPHEN
GOLDBERG, STEVE
HALL, MIKE
HANDS, LESTER
HARRISON, ERIC
HASENSTAUB, THEO
HAVERSTOCK- WILLS
HEGBERG, JOEL
HEGBERG, JOEL
HRYCAJ, BOHDAN
HUFFORD, WAYNE
ISTED, BRUCE
JENKINS, DAVID
JIMENEZ, DANIEL
JIMENEZ, DANIEL
JONES, PAUL
JORGENSON, MIKE
KASTACK, REBECCA
KATSEKES, CHUCK
KATSEKES, CHUCK
KELTY, JOHN
KLEMENT, GEORGE
KNAPIK, STEVE
KNOPPOW, JIM
KOCOUREK- ROCKWELL
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH
KOLAR, JOSEPH

FLOW GENTLY, SWEET LISTING

255 WAYS TO CLEAR YOUR SCREEN

PILFERING IN LOW MEMORY

YOU AND YOUR TWO-TIMIN" CPU

GI SOUND GENERATOR

GREEN ON BLACK VIDEO

HIGH SPEED POKE HAS EFFECT

CREATING DATA FILES

HOW FAST IS YOUR COCO?

RAINBUG III

RAINBUG IV

RAINBUG REDUX

RAINBUG V

REMOTE OPERATION OF THE COCO

REWARDS OF NON-STANDARD INTERFACING

THE RAINBUG MONITOR

TRY THESE TEST PATTERNS ON COCO MONITOR

PUT YOUR PROGRAMS ON AUTOMATIC

PUT YOUR PROGRAMS ON AUTOMATIC

A MINI-CALC PROGRAM

JOY FOR JOYSTICKS

GET THE PICTURE?

BACKUP AND RESTORE

SELECTIVE DIRECTORY LISTINGS

THE FILE HANDLER

CONVERTING PROGRAMS TO 80C

PROMPT ATTENTION

EMPHASIZE WITH THE DMP 105

BASIC+

QUICK RESTORE

DISABLING C0C03 COLOR BURST SIGNAL

A BIGGER BYTE FOR BASIC

ALTER YOUR PROGRAMS WITH REVFIELD

TIE AN ASCII BORDER ROUND COCO

HELP IS ON THE WAY

PARAMETER CHANGES MADE EASY

RIGHT JUSTIFY NUMBERS

LET'S LOOK AT MEMORY

BREAK KEY DISABLE

MAKE A HEX PAD LOADER

TITLES FOR HOME VIDEOS

I/O IN THE FAST LANE

SOUND CONTROL

I/O ERROR FREE

THE TIMER

ELIMINATE CARTRIDGE INTERRUPT PROBLEM

SIMPLE FONT CREATOR FOR HI -RES SCREEN

PROGRAM A RAM DISK

CORRECTION

SAVE THAT SCREEN

SEVEN MENU-DRIVEN UTILITIES

COUNTING THE WORDS

C0C03 AUTO -BOOT

COLOR IN 32 COLUMNS

A CHEAP TALKER FOR OUR COCO

FORMAT YOUR VIDEO WITH THIS WORKSHEET

HACKER, BEWARE

HARD COPY YOUR DIRECTORY

THNAKS FOR THE MEMORY

FOR ADDED TOUCH, YOU NEED APPEND

ORGANIZE THAT JUMBLE OF TAPES

PRINTING ALPHANUMERICS IN EIGHT DIRECTION

FEB

1983

74

JAN

1989

62

FEB

1982

1

MAR

1982

20

SEP

1983

182

MAR

1983

176

JAN

1983

78

MAR

1988

74

DEC

1983

182

JUL

1983

234

AUG

1983

58

JUN

1983

264

SEP

1983

306

NOV

1983

118

FEB

1983

118

APR

1983

44

AUG

1983

100

FEB

1985

128

FEB

1985

128

OCT

1982

60

AUG

1987

91

JUL

1988

93

APR

1988

72

JUN

1989

122

APR

1990

106

AUG

1982

79

JUL

1987

97

AUG

1988

53

JUN

1991

32

FEB

1986

108

APR

1987

64

JAN

1984

74

AUG

1983

282

APR

1983

104

JUN

1988

14

DEC

1988

160

APR

1983

77

DEC

1982

54

AUG

1986

82

JAN

1983

143

DEC

1990

10

NOV

1988

75

JUN

1989

92

DEC

1987

75

MAY

1989

75

AUG

1990

20

MAY

1987

99

JAN

1989

110

APR

1989

48

DEC

1988

108

JAN

1991

10

JAN

1989

62

JUN

1988

32

MAY

1988

93

JUL

1983

275

OCT

1983

148

DEC

1988

91

FEB

1988

81

MAY

1987

186

JAN

1984

62

FEB

1983

56

DEC

1982

62

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KOLESAR, FRED

KOOSER, LINDSAY

KRANKOSKI, RICHARD

LARSON, NEAL

LENGEL, DAVE

LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI

LISHNAK, PAT

LUEDERS, RAYMOND

MASTEN, DOUG

MEDLOCK, WILLIAM

MEDLOCK, WILLIAM

MEUSE, RICHARD

MILLER, MERLE

MILLER, STEPHEN

MILLER, STEPHEN

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MIR, JORGE

MOORE, MIKE

MORGAN, ALAN

MORGAN, ALAN

MORGAN, ALAN

MOSES, RAY

MUMMAW, RON

NEEDHAM, ANDRE

NICKEL, HAROLD

NOLAN, BILL

ODNEAL, STEVE

OSTRER, KEN

OSTRER, KEN

OTTUM, J. A.

OTTUM, J. A.

PHILLIPS, CHARLES

PLASTER, GIP

POULIN, EDGAR

POYNTER, CHUCK

PREBLE, LAWRENCE

PREBLE, LAWRENCE

PROVOST, JAMES

PROVOST, JAMES

PUCELLA, RIC

PURNELL, DICK

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

RAINBOW

EZRUN

THE DIGITAL DIMENSION

PAGING DOWN MEMORY LAND

MASS DISK FORMATTER

SOUND OFF

END THOSE TYPING ERRORS

SORT NUMERIC ARRAYS FAST WITH ML

EASY AS PIE

AUTO -EXECUTING ML PROGRAMS

AUTO REPEAT, PART 1

KEY AHEAD

SUPER ORGANIZER FOR TAPE FILES

DISKS NAME MISCL

HAS ANYONE SEEN MY STRING?

ML -DATA

64K CONVERSION? NOW WHAT?

CMERGING THE EASY WAY

CSAVE YOUR PROGRAMS WITH CONFIDENCE

HERE'S A DATING SYSTEM

MACHINE TAPE FINDER/SAVER

MENU MAKER

SAVE ML PROGRAMS TO YOUR DISK

UNIVERSAL DATA FILE

USING THE UPPER RAM OF YOUR 64K

VIDEOPRINTER

SAVE THE VARIABLES!

FAMOUS SPEEDUP POKE IN FINE DETAIL

SYNCHRONIZING WITH YOUR SAM CHIP

VIDEOPRINTER

STARS FALL ON 80C

USING VARPTR

THE ABC'S OF ORGANIZATION

AUTO- EXECUTING YOUR TAPE PROGRAMS

CALL JOYIN TO LEARN ROM CALL TECHNIQUE

FLEX CAN BE FLEXIBLE

ADJUSTING YOUR MONITOR

COCO ASCII TABLE

FROM SCREEN TO PRINTED PAGE

HABLA ESPANOL?

C0C03 GREEN SCREEN BLUES

PHRASE CENTERER

OFFSET EASY

MARQUEE

FLEX SYSTEM IS POWERFUL ADDITION

MINIDOS: TWO RING CIRCUS FOR COCO

KEYTONES HELP INPUT

SYNCHRONOUS OUTPUT CAN BE USEFUL

FREE ZONE

THEY DO IT WITH NUMBERS

A FORM OF CSAVE

ALL IN ONE

CPU SPEEDUP

DRIVE BACKUP

REALLY USING PRING USING

REFERENCE UTILITIES

REM-D-LEET

ROMPACK BACKUP

SCREEN PRINTER

THANKS FOR THE MEMORIES

TIMES SQUARE HEADER

TURN OFF THAT MOTOR- FAST

USING THE EDITOR

JUN

1989

62

JUN

1987

38

APR

1983

82

SEP

1988

30

FEB

1987

125

JAN

1983

95

AUG

1982

9

APR

1988

99

FEB

1988

154

JUL

1989

16

AUG

1989

14

DEC

1983

169

JUN

1989

92

MAR

1989

80

AUG

1988

100

JAN

1983

166

OCT

1983

206

JAN

1984

146

FEB

1983

58

DEC

1981

12

DEC

1983

200

APR

1982

42

JUN

1982

57

OCT

1983

317

OCT

1981

3

JAN

1990

12

MAY

1982

32

JUL

1982

24

OCT

1981

3

JUN

1982

64

JUN

1983

110

FEB

1988

80

FEB

1986

41

AUG

1982

8

SEP

1982

58

JAN

1988

80

SEP

1988

76

FEB

1990

83

JUN

1989

29

JUL

1988

83

MAY

1988

93

APR

1983

172

MAR

1986

101

AUG

1982

32

JUL

1983

44

APR

1983

77

MAY

1984

149

NOV

1988

74

DEC

1987

74

DEC

1981

9

SEP

1981

17

JUL

1981

3

AUG

1981

6

OCT

1981

5

AUG

1982

74

JAN

1982

21

DEC

1981

15

AUG

1981

7

AUG

1981

4

NOV

1981

5

FEB

1982

30

AUG

1981

7

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RAINBOW
RAY, J.D.
REEVES, MARK
REINHART, ALAN
RICKETTS, STEVE
ROBBINS, JOEL
ROBBINS, JOEL
ROBERTS, BOB
ROBERTS, R.N.
ROSEN, BOB
ROSLUND, CHARLES
ROSLUND, CHARLES
ROSLUND, CHARLES
RUGGLES, JAMES
RUSSELL, BOB
RUTTER, RICHARD
RUTTER, RICHARD
SAMM, HUBERT
SAPELLO, DONALD
SCERBO, FRED
SCHECHTER, GERRY
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHRAG, ROGER
SCHULTZ, HANS
SEARBY, SUE
SHOOBS, BERNICE
SMRCINA, RICHARD
SPEER, MIKE
SPILLER, JEREMY
SPILLER, JEREMY
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEARMAN, COLIN
STEELE, CHRIS
STEINBRUECK, RICHA
STEWART, JOHN
SULLIVAN, STEVE
SUNDBERG, LYNN
SWEANEY, ERICH
SWEET, MICHAEL
TURNER, FRANK
VAN DUSEN, DOUGLAS
VAN DUSEN, DOUGLAS
VIRKKI, JYRL
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEIDE, DENNIS
WEISS, ARNOLD
WHITE, ERIC
WHITE, RICHARD
WOLF, ERIC
WONG, NORMAN
WONG, NORMAN
ZAMORA, TONY
ZAMORA, TONY

WHEREZITA???

CASSETTE LABEL PRINT PROGRAM

AN 8 -BIT DRIVER FOR BASIC USE

MEMSCAN- UTILITY FOR MEMORY EXPLORER

TO THE RESCUE

COCOPADD

COCOPADD

YAKETY-YAK, THE COCO TALKS BACK

CONTROL YOUR SCREEN

PROGRAM YOUR KEYS ON PROFESSIONAL KEYBOAR

FORMAT YOUR LLISTINGS WITH FLIST

ML SCROLL PROTECTION UTILITY

SPEED UP BASIC WITH ML INJECTIONS

64K CUSTOM SETUP

COCO MEMORY MAP

ENHANCE KEYBOARD INPUT WITH BUFFER STUFFE

ENHANCE YOUR KEYBOARD INPUT

WANT A WORKHORSE EDITOR?

DEBUGGING WITH WORDFIND

FROM KEYBOARD TO KEYPAD

ENHANCING THE CLS COMMAND

FOUR PATCHES FOR YOUR NEW ROM

KEYBOARD SHORTHAND

VARLIST: LIST PROGRAM VARIABLES

WHAT'S A MONITOR

ASCII ANSWERS

SPELL OUT YOUR ERROR MESSAGES

PREVENTING PROGRAM WIPEOUT

ERASE ALL TRACE

WHAT DISK DRIVE?

ADDITIONS TO COCO'S VOCABULARY

MORE ADDITIONS TO COCO'S VOCABULARY

NEW COMMANDS FOR COCO

CORRECTION

QSORT FOR THE TRS-80 COLOR COMPUTER

SOME NEW COMMANDS FOR COCO

CORRECTION

THE POWERFUL QSORT ROUTINE

READING WORD PROCESSING FILES

PAINLESS REVISIONS

ECHO

A CATALOG FOR YOU TAPE

I CAN SEE CLEARLY NOW

SEEING THE BIGGER PICTURE

MORE POWER FROM YOUR COCO KEYBOARD

A COCO POP- UP CALCULATOR

CROSS REFERENCE YOUR PROGRAMS WITH XREF

CORRECTION

PUTTING ON THE PROGRAM SQUEEZE

COCO TAKES A HINT

THE COCO WRITES A PROGRAM

UNIDATFL REVISITED?

TIPS ON THE COCO 3

LET'S LOOK AT KEYBOARD INPUT

THE FONT MASTER

THE EYE SAVER

CORRECTION

COCO DOES WINDOWS AND MORE

CORRECTION

MAR

1982

19

JUN

1983

30

APR

1982

41

APR

1984

119

MAR

1990

54

FEB

1985

140

FEB

1985

140

OCT

1987

106

MAR

1983

84

JUN

1983

80

DEC

1982

86

NOV

1982

46

JAN

1983

118

MAY

1986

82

JUL

1983

254

FEB

1985

90

FEB

1985

90

JUN

1983

140

FEB

1988

155

MAR

1989

84

FEB

1986

160

MAR

1984

160

FEB

1984

188

MAR

1986

92

MAR

1983

174

JUN

1988

82

JAN

1984

169

DEC

1987

76

JUL

1988

118

DEC

1988

100

JAN

1985

164

JAN

1985

164

NOV

1984

146

JAN

1985

232

JUL

1983

112

NOV

1984

146

JAN

1985

232

AUG

1983

196

FEB

1988

81

FEB

1988

155

FEB

1987

126

FEB

1983

96

JUL

1986

20

OCT

1988

88

OCT

1988

72

FEB

1988

79

FEB

1986

169

APR

1986

103

FEB

1988

157

AUG

1988

36

JUL

1987

84

DEC

1982

114

MAR

1987

78

MAR

1983

192

OCT

1988

41

JUL

1985

124

OCT

1985

228

MAR

1989

100

JUN

1989

66

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WORD PROCESSING

RAINBOW ELEVEN YEAR INDEX
(C) 1990

AUTHOR

BECKER, BARRY
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
CURTIS, H. ALLEN
FALK, LAWRENCE
FALK, LAWRENCE
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
LEWANDOWSKI, DENNI
MILLICAN, OSCAR
RAINBOW
RAINBOW
RAINBOW

ARTICLE

A SIMPLE WORD PROCESSOR

ULTRALACE THE FIRST LOOP

ULTRALACE THE SECOND LOOP

THREE NEW WORD PROCESSORS

WORD PROCESSING -A COMPARISON

BE NICE TO YOUR PRINTER

TIDYING UP YOUR WORD PROCESSOR PROGRAM

A SIMPLE WORD PROCESSOR

LINE JUSTIFIER

TEXT EDITOR-WORD PROCESSOR

WORD PROCESSOR

MTH

YR

PAGE

NOV

1982

138

MAY

1991

10

JUN

1991

51

APR

1982

33

JAN

1982

1

JUN

1983

76

SEP

1983

291

MAY

1982

6

AUG

1981

1

SEP

1981

3

JUL

1981

4